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Meta removes controversial AI feature on Instagram after backlash (techcrunch.com)
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[โ€“] wonderingwanderer@sopuli.xyz 1 points 7 hours ago

Did they really think people would be okay with being automatically opted in for a feature that would allow other people to generate AI content of them (without notifying said person, at that)?

My mom did that shit and I'm still pissed off. I didn't give her permission to feed my family to the AI machine to produce uncanny valley pictures of us

What's permissible in every relationship is different and I understand why that could be a real violation of trust. Of course, in general and barring some narrow exceptions, none of us have the authority to tell others what they may do with images of us.

Why does this read like slop generated to defend corporate violation of personal rights?

no ur slop

you say "corporate violation of personal rights" i say "basic journalism" agree to disagree

I dunno, you tell me ๐Ÿ™„ we're literally talking about a built-in deepfake feature and you're defending it by calling it basic journalism instead of corporate violation of personal rights.

How is that the same as calling deepfakes "basic journalism"? How is it different?