2026-04-30 12:53 UTC
This is a long-overdue step, which must not fall by the wayside because negotiators cannot agree on a definition of “intimate parts”. As reported by @heiseonline@social.heise.de and others, our Senior Policy Manager Eva Lejla Podgoršek argues that “the planned ban on AI systems that enable non-consensual sexualized deepfakes is a critical step towards actively protecting those affected."
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@algorithmwatch@chaos.social 2026-04-30 12:53
"However, even images generated by a prompt such as ‘Put her in a bikini’ can constitute an expression of sexualized violence if they are created without the explicit consent of the people depicted. A ban that does not take this into account and limits itself to a yet-to-be-determined definition of 'intimate parts' falls short”, she adds. “The standard must be the explicit consent of those affected – not the degree of nudity.”