British lawmakers want to ban artificial artificial intelligence tools

Member of the British Parliament Maria Miller asked for a ban on digitally generated nude images.

Miller wanted to initiate a parliamentary debate to impose strict laws on DeepSukebe, and the site promised to upload any photos of women dressed in clothes to be nude.

Artificial intelligence has developed rapidly, and has undergone earth-shaking changes with the anonymous development of this website that received 5 million visits in June. Its Twitter account proudly states that it is an “artificial intelligence leveraged nude” whose mission is to make “all men’s dreams come true.”

Miller believes that now is the time for parliamentary debate and discussion of digitally generated sexual nudity images. Making, shooting and distributing nude images online or through digital forums without consent is not part of the current law. She hopes to take serious measures and recommends that this issue be included in the upcoming online security bill. She believes that the dissemination of sexually intimate pictures online without consent is a sexual crime.

A campaign group stopped (terminating all sexual exploitation centers) agreed that the bill also needs to include laws dealing with sexual exploitation images. CEO Vanessa Morse stated that the laws in this area are not sufficient and any “technology designed to objectify and humiliate women should be shut down”, especially when victims are often traumatized and humiliated. Down.

Although websites such as these are called for ethical grounds of consent and sexism, some people, like Ivan Bravo, the developer behind the naked tools available online, believe that this technology is in a less-perfect world. Inevitable. Although he admits that the use and advertising of these works are not ethical, he also suggests developing a version that uses naked men and fictional characters for adult entertainment.