ChatGPT developer OpenAI recently released a draft document exploring the possibility of allowing users to generate pornography and other explicit content through AI technology.
wired report OpenAI recently revealed how it wants its AI products to work in the future in a model spec document, sparking debate in the tech industry. One notable revelation is that the company is considering allowing the production of sexually explicit content, with the aim of making it acceptable in age-appropriate contexts. is. The development comes at a time when AI-generated pornography, or “deepfake pornography,” has become one of the most prominent and feared uses of the technology.
Currently, OpenAI’s usage policy strictly prohibits sexually explicit or even provocative material. However, the model spec commentary sheds light on the company’s consideration of allowing such content. The memo emphasizes that OpenAI is “considering whether we can responsibly provide the ability to generate NSFW content in an age-appropriate context through our API and ChatGPT,” and that NSFW is “not suitable for work.” “Unsafe” content.
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Breitbart News previously reported that AI Girlfriend bots are flooding OpenAI’s GPT store, despite violating OpenAI’s rules.
The model spec document outlines various content types that may be considered “NSFW”, including erotica, extreme gore, defamation, and profanity. It is unclear how widespread OpenAI’s exploration of explicit content generation will be. Is it limited to erotic texts, or does it extend to descriptions and depictions of sexual violence?
OpenAI spokesperson Nico Felix said the company “doesn’t intend for our models to produce AI pornography.” However, Joanne Jang, who helped create the model specification, acknowledged that if OpenAI’s technology generates sexual content, users will ultimately have to decide for themselves. Grace McGuire, another OpenAI spokesperson, said the model specification was aimed at increasing transparency about the development process and gathering public feedback on various aspects, including the generation of explicit content. .
The potential loosening of OpenAI’s explicit content restrictions has raised concerns about its moderation capabilities. Last year, Microsoft released one of its generative AI tools after a 404 media report revealed that the tool was used to create explicit images of Taylor Swift that were distributed on the social platform X/Twitter. I was forced to make a change.
AI-generated pornography, or “deepfakes,” produces harassing and non-consensual images, often targeting women and girls. These explicit images cause serious harm to the targeted individuals, leading to professional and personal setbacks. As OpenAI faces the challenge of generating pornographic and explicit content, the problem is that it can effectively prevent malicious actors from using its tools to create such content without consent. Or not.
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Lucas Nolan is a reporter for Breitbart News, covering free speech and online censorship issues.
