So as I said, we're gonna talk about deepfake porn.
So what exactly is it? So the word deepfake comes from artificial intelligence techniques used to generate or manipulate convincing images, video, or audio.
Sexual deepfakes can take several forms.
Someone's face can be digitally, digitally inserted into existing sexual material, or AI can generate an entirely fabricated image.
And increasingly, there are so-called nudify or undressing applications.
Mm-hmm.
A person uploads an ordinary, ordinary photograph of someone who is clothed, and artificial intelligence creates a fabricated nude or sexualized version.
The original photograph doesn't have to be sexual at all.
Now, historically, discussions around non-consensual intimate imagery often involved photographs that genuinely existed.
Someone shared an intimate photograph with a partner, the relationship ended, the partner distributed it without permission.
We've all heard of this.
Uh-huh.
Mm-hmm.
Advocates increasingly prefer the term non-consensual intimate imagery because revenge isn't always the motive, and calling it porn can obscure the fact that the central issue is consent.
Mm-hmm.
Deepfake technology eliminates even the first act of consent.
There may never have been an intimate photograph in the first place.
So Corey and Jen-
Mm-hmm
...
if a sexual image of you isn't technically your body, but everyone looking at it believes it's you, have you still been sexually violated? Bum, bum, bum.
So as I said, we're gonna talk about deepfake porn.
So what exactly is it? So the word deepfake comes from artificial intelligence techniques used to generate or manipulate convincing images, video, or audio.
Sexual deepfakes can take several forms.
Someone's face can be digitally, digitally inserted into existing sexual material, or AI can generate an entirely fabricated image.
And increasingly, there are so-called nudify or undressing applications.
Mm-hmm.
A person uploads an ordinary, ordinary photograph of someone who is clothed, and artificial intelligence creates a fabricated nude or sexualized version.
The original photograph doesn't have to be sexual at all.
Now, historically, discussions around non-consensual intimate imagery often involved photographs that genuinely existed.
Someone shared an intimate photograph with a partner, the relationship ended, the partner distributed it without permission.
We've all heard of this.
Uh-huh.
Mm-hmm.
Advocates increasingly prefer the term non-consensual intimate imagery because revenge isn't always the motive, and calling it porn can obscure the fact that the central issue is consent.
Mm-hmm.
Deepfake technology eliminates even the first act of consent.
There may never have been an intimate photograph in the first place.
So Corey and Jen-
Mm-hmm
...
if a sexual image of you isn't technically your body, but everyone looking at it believes it's you, have you still been sexually violated? Bum, bum, bum.
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