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Why would Elon block a bill banning AI-generated child porn?
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this post was submitted on 30 Jul 2026
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Enough Musk Spam
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But this closes the hole that the images are of people who dont exist so they are ageless. Idk of anyone has challenged it with that strategy but I can see the supreme cunts ruling that since they are not real people its not CSM. I haven't read the bill but I hope this is the intention.
In your example it'd be CSM, just not CSAM I guess, technically. I think this is more about undressing real people though
I think one of the best arguments to ban AI child porn is because the models have to be trained on something, and that something would be of real children and therefore not a 'victimless' crime in that sense.
Seems fair. Is that really how the training works though? You'd hope they'd have a first-level filtering process that flags things before they get fed into the model but who knows.