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eicker@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish · 20 days ago

Meta Is Refusing to Remove AI-Generated Facebook Videos of Graphic Child Abuse, Including a Baby Roasting in an Oven. Meta is making it clear: it doesn't care about AI-generated child abuse videos.

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Meta Is Refusing to Remove AI-Generated Facebook Videos of Graphic Child Abuse, Including a Baby Roasting in an Oven. Meta is making it clear: it doesn't care about AI-generated child abuse videos.

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eicker@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish · 20 days ago
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Meta Took More Than 48 Hours to Remove AI-Generated Facebook Videos of Graphic Child Abuse, Including a Baby Roasting in an Oven
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We sent Meta 19 Facebook accounts sharing AI-generated videos of graphic child abuse. 24 hours later, it hadn't taken them down.
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    20 days ago

    If fake babies roasting in ovens was a bad thing, how come The Sims never got cancelled? 🤔

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      SIGNIFICANTLY less realistic

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        19 days ago

        People called DOOM realistic when it came out in 1993.

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          Allegedly they used Doom to desensitize soldiers?

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            19 days ago

            Not Doom, no, but the military did (and probably still does) have an FPS video game it used for training.

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              Yes, but having played like VS3 or something of AA, in the early 00s, AA is a lot more… structured and realistic in the sense of the job rather than the amount of gore it had.

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