Raw LLM Responses

Arguing that this stuff will just normalize nude images and none of this will be a big deal is insane to me. The point of someone creating a fake nude image of a person and sending it to a classmate, or boss or whoever is not to convince anyone it's real. It's to humiliate and shame the victim. "1000s of nudes of everyone being available online" will not make it any less awkward for my boss to receive a deepfake image of me having sex with my brother or whatever. Sure, a good boss will acknowledge that this is fake, out of my control and has no bearing on our work relationship but it is a mortifying situation, and one that will make me feel unsafe. A bad boss will engage in workplace bullying, or use the situation to exert power over me. I assure you no teen girl who had badly photoshopped images of her spread around the school will feel better if you tell her "oh don't worry everyone knows it's fake". The purpose is to humiliate and threaten someone specifically by crossing their bounderies. I sincerely doubt a cultural revolution where we all just start running around fully naked because "who cares" will make everyone okay with people publically putting them in sexual situations against their will and with partners they do not know/do not like/would constitute a sex crime.  I believe that everyone should be allowed to fantasize about whatever they want, but I think it's silly to deny that fantasizing in your head, cutting out images from porn mags and gluing them to photos of friends, photoshopping nude images and AI-generating deepfakes are fundamentally different in how private they actually are and to what extent they impact the person being nude-ified.