Regierungen kämpfen mit der Flut nicht einvernehmlicher Nacktheit auf X
Governments grapple with the flood of non-consensual nudity on X
Regierungen kämpfen mit der Flut nicht einvernehmlicher Nacktheit auf X
Governments grapple with the flood of non-consensual nudity on X
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Just ban twitter. Its all scambots, nazis and CSAM.
X marks the spot. Just kill it.
are they? Seems like if they were „grappling“ they would do something about it, like ban it.
Blacklisting it is the way to go. Treat it like the piracy sites that governments claim to worry about so much about.
Trump most likely is a big fan
fucking. an it. Jesus christ you pussies
I randomly had an app advert come up YouTube for what appeared to be an undressing app. Reported it but not exactly confident that YouTube will do anything since they’re happy to take money to promote them.
There are laws about deepfaking porn, I believe.
This is going to hit the courts in a big way pretty soon.
They don’t seems to grapple with creating legislation to spy on or censor their citizens. That always seems to be easy.
Ban the X app and website until they fix their shit.
The hesitation is due to them not wanting to lose a chunk of their propaganda machine.
What’s to grapple with? Some countries make you verify your age to even view porn at all now. Revenge porn is illegal. Child porn is super illegal.
Shut it down, raid the buildings that host the infrastructure Grok uses. Why can the government kill citizens with impunity but has to “grapple” with enforcing existing laws on corporations?
They’ve not stopped it yet. Why? And that too Elon blaming the potus for Epstein and considering they had a fall out , the potus has not given an order for it to stop image gen , is also weird!
Grapple? Just ban X on dns/isp level
„Non consensual nudity“ – The author of the article is called **Russell Brandom**… No way!!!!
I kinda feel like the solution is simple.
Change the default position.
If you use an R18 porn site such as twitter, you obviously consent to seeing porn.
Its as simple as that.
Twitter is not for children anymore and the governments just need to legislate that twitter now needs to display an R18 greeting and redirect.
1) Issue warning for not showing site entry prompt under existing law, or implement a law to that effect.
2) If twitter does not immediately comply, implement technical block via ISP networks
That may incentivize twitter to change the way their platform works if they want to regain users under the age of 18.
Alternate headline: Governments across the globe lack a spine to ban a child pornography website.
Meanwhile on reddit I’ve been barred from r/cocktails because some dipshit in our government decided it was inappropriate…
The old Bible quote about gnats and camels comes to mind.
It’s X rated — in the worst way. Just ban it. They’ll “fix” it pretty quick. Let X grapple with that.
Are they ‚grappling‘? So far I’m hearing nothing but excuses for it
Crock of grok
What’s there to grapple with? any other site would have been banned. so ban that shit
A government shouldn’t be afraid of its billionaires, its billionaires should be afraid of it.
The real blackpill is that pretty much every model is vulnerable to this, not just grok. Grok stupidly just uploads everything to social media on its own branded account.
Fuck Off they absolutely love it
They need to start age verification.. Your sitting out on public, resting a post, then a video.. As soon as the vids over, BOOM.. porn
Dude, tbh, the current version of Grok is heavily censored version, the prior one are much much worse and the CP situation had been going for months.
They didn’t pay attention earlier just showed how utterly failure are we on AI monitoring and regulation
I go on X everyday multiple times a day and have not seen 1 nude or semi nude picture yet, funny how if you don’t actively look for it it tends to stay away from your algorithm
There is nothing to grapple with.
You treat Twitter like you would any other company that created and distributed child porn.
Didn’t they pass some.sort of 10-year block on AI regulation?!
I’m sure this immediate and urgent example of why that’s a terrible idea will change some politicians minds /s
This is why you have to react fast to new tech changes. We had government conversations about deepfakes before widely accessible generative AI blew up, but didn’t act fast enough.