Ethical Implications of AI-Powered

[Marceline 0]

I came across a discussion in another group about those AI apps that can remove clothes from images, and I can’t stop thinking about how weird this tech is. I mean, we’ve come a long way with AI, but something about this just feels off. How is this even allowed? Doesn’t it raise a ton of ethical red flags, or am I overreacting?
 

[dannywito 0]

You're definitely not overreacting.

I had a similar gut reaction when I first saw one of these tools in action — it really threw me. The potential for abuse is massive. These apps, like undress her, might claim to be for “fun” or “educational” purposes, but the reality is that they open the door to serious privacy violations. Especially when people use them to undress her from photos without any consent. That’s not just unethical — it borders on criminal in some contexts. I mean, if someone took a photo of me and ran it through something like this? Total violation of trust and boundaries. It’s scary how accessible this tech has become.

There’s almost no barrier to entry. What worries me even more is that this stuff can look real enough to fool people who aren’t tech-savvy. It can ruin reputations in seconds. I don’t think we’re ready, legally or socially, for the consequences.
 

[Marceline 0]

There should at least be stricter controls or accountability for how it’s used.

[gapinny22 0]

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