Adi Robertson

Just so much of this relies on a lot of Adobe's argument being, well, eventually we want people to expect this, that it's going to be like, you know, if you look in your browser and you get a certificate warning that says there's no certificate for this webpage, maybe you won't trust the webpage.

I think the goal they're going for is the idea that everyone will be trained into expecting a certain level of authenticity. And I just don't think we're at that point. In some ways, these problems already existed. Photoshopped nudes have been a thing that has been used to harass people for a very long time.

I think the goal they're going for is the idea that everyone will be trained into expecting a certain level of authenticity. And I just don't think we're at that point. In some ways, these problems already existed. Photoshopped nudes have been a thing that has been used to harass people for a very long time.

I think the goal they're going for is the idea that everyone will be trained into expecting a certain level of authenticity. And I just don't think we're at that point. In some ways, these problems already existed. Photoshopped nudes have been a thing that has been used to harass people for a very long time.

And Photoshopped images of politicians and manipulated content about politicians is nothing new. A thing AI definitely does is scale up those problems a huge amount and make us confront them in a way that it was maybe easier to ignore before, especially by adding a technology that

And Photoshopped images of politicians and manipulated content about politicians is nothing new. A thing AI definitely does is scale up those problems a huge amount and make us confront them in a way that it was maybe easier to ignore before, especially by adding a technology that

And Photoshopped images of politicians and manipulated content about politicians is nothing new. A thing AI definitely does is scale up those problems a huge amount and make us confront them in a way that it was maybe easier to ignore before, especially by adding a technology that

The people who are creating the technology are trying to hype up in a way that sounds terrifying and world-ending for other reasons. The problem with a lot of this is that you can't apply the kinds of paradigms that social media has because it really only takes one person with one paradigm.

The people who are creating the technology are trying to hype up in a way that sounds terrifying and world-ending for other reasons. The problem with a lot of this is that you can't apply the kinds of paradigms that social media has because it really only takes one person with one paradigm.

The people who are creating the technology are trying to hype up in a way that sounds terrifying and world-ending for other reasons. The problem with a lot of this is that you can't apply the kinds of paradigms that social media has because it really only takes one person with one paradigm.

capability to do a thing like it takes one bad actor to make something that you can spread in huge variations that are hard to recognize across huge numbers of platforms i think that raises slightly different problems than say there's this big account on social media that's spreading something well all right facebook can ban them

capability to do a thing like it takes one bad actor to make something that you can spread in huge variations that are hard to recognize across huge numbers of platforms i think that raises slightly different problems than say there's this big account on social media that's spreading something well all right facebook can ban them

capability to do a thing like it takes one bad actor to make something that you can spread in huge variations that are hard to recognize across huge numbers of platforms i think that raises slightly different problems than say there's this big account on social media that's spreading something well all right facebook can ban them

There are a lot of different problems that AI-generated images pose, and there are cases where individual states have passed rules for individual problems. There are a few states that incorporate, say, non-consensual AI pornography laws into anti-pornography.

There are a lot of different problems that AI-generated images pose, and there are cases where individual states have passed rules for individual problems. There are a few states that incorporate, say, non-consensual AI pornography laws into anti-pornography.

There are a lot of different problems that AI-generated images pose, and there are cases where individual states have passed rules for individual problems. There are a few states that incorporate, say, non-consensual AI pornography laws into anti-pornography.

general revenge non-consensual porn rules there are a few states with rules about how you have to disclose manipulated images for elections and there are some attempts in congress to create a larger framework or in the say fec and other government regulatory agencies to create a larger framework but we just are still in this large chaotic period of people debating things

general revenge non-consensual porn rules there are a few states with rules about how you have to disclose manipulated images for elections and there are some attempts in congress to create a larger framework or in the say fec and other government regulatory agencies to create a larger framework but we just are still in this large chaotic period of people debating things

general revenge non-consensual porn rules there are a few states with rules about how you have to disclose manipulated images for elections and there are some attempts in congress to create a larger framework or in the say fec and other government regulatory agencies to create a larger framework but we just are still in this large chaotic period of people debating things

The copyright issue is actually something that came up with non-synthetic, non-consensual pornography because, say, if one of your partners took a nude picture of you, you don't own that picture. And that was already just a huge loophole that... legislators have spent about a decade trying to make laws that meaningfully address nonconsensual pornography that's not AI-generated.