• OpenAI Says It's Not Making AI Porn

    OpenAI Says It's Not Making AI Porn
    On Wednesday, OpenAI released a draft of its Model Spec sheet that details how it intends its AI models to behave. There is a section focusing on NSFW content that gives the impression that the company is exploring ways to makeAI porn, but the company says that is not happening.
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  • Bumble Founder Shares Odd Future of Dating: Your AI Dates My AI

    Bumble Founder Shares Odd Future of Dating: Your AI Dates My AI
    Bumble Founder and Executive Chair Whitney Wolfe Herd defended her dating app’s new AI feature on stage in San Francisco on Thursday.She went on to describe a version of the future where “AI-dating concierges” message each other on a human’s behalf.Read more...
  • OpenAI considers allowing users to create AI-generated pornography

    OpenAI considers allowing users to create AI-generated pornography
    Critics say ChatGPT creator’s proposal to allow erotica, slurs and other adult content undermines its mission statementOpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is exploring whether users should be allowed to create artificial intelligence-generated pornography and other explicit content with its products.While the company stressed that its ban on deepfakes would continue to apply to adult material, campaigners suggested the proposal undermined its mission statement to produce “safe and be
  • TikTok to auto-flag AI videos – even if created on other platforms

    TikTok to auto-flag AI videos – even if created on other platforms
    Industry’s digital watermarking scheme will add to existing safeguards on TikTok’s own toolsTikTok will flag users who upload AI-generated content (AIGC) to the video-sharing site from other platforms, the company says, becoming the first major video site to automatically label such content for users to see.Content created using TikTok’s own AI tools is already automatically marked as such to viewers, and the company has required creators to manually add the same labels to thei
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  • Digital recreations of dead people need urgent regulation, AI ethicists say

    Digital recreations of dead people need urgent regulation, AI ethicists say
    Fears ‘deadbots’ could cause psychological harm to their creators and users or digitally ‘haunt’ themDigital recreations of dead people are on the cusp of reality and urgently need regulation, AI ethicists have argued, warning “deadbots” could cause psychological harm to, and even “haunt”, their creators and users.Such services, which are already technically possible to create and legally permissible, could let users upload their conversations with