I came across a few AI tools recently that can "undress" people in photos, and I’ve been thinking about how crazy it is that this kind of tech exists now. I mean, I get that some folks may use it for curiosity or digital art or whatever, but isn’t there a massive potential for misuse? Like, where do we draw the line with things like this? Shouldn't there be limits or some kind of access control?
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Shouldn't there be limits or some kind of access control?
Shouldn't there be limits or some kind of access control?
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Yeah, I’ve seen those tools floating around too, and honestly, it’s a bit of a mixed bag for me. On one hand, I get the fascination—I've played around with stuff like cloth off just to see what it's capable of (strictly out of curiosity, not gonna lie). The tech is surprisingly advanced, and the way it reconstructs hidden body parts is based more on trained datasets than real personal details. But even if it's "just AI", it feels off using it on real people, even celebs or models from stock images. What really worries me is when these tools end up in the hands of trolls or people with bad intentions. There’s no ID check, no watermarking, no limitations. In the wrong hands, it can turn into a blackmail or harassment weapon real fast. So yeah, I’m leaning toward some kind of restriction—at least basic age or purpose verification. Otherwise, it's like giving matches to a kid and hoping they’ll just light candles.