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[–] [email protected] -4 points 6 months ago (1 children)

An image is not merely an arrangement of pixels in a jpeg,

I am not one of those "it's just pixels on a screen" people. But if it was not recorded in real world with a camera, it cannot be real.

Who will be the judge? If there is some automated AI created, who will be the one creating it? Will it be perfect? No. We will end up in the situation that Google caused to users, like doctors, married parents and legitimate people being labelled as pedophiles or CSAM users. It has already happened to me in this thread, and you also said it. The only accurate way to judge it will be a very large team of forensic experts on image/video media, which is not feasible for the amount of data social media generates.

not every law needs to have a perfectly defined line

And this is where the abuse by elites, politicians and establishment starts. Activists and dissidents can be easily jailed by CSAM being planted, which would in this case be as simple as AI pictures being temporary drive by downloads onto target's devices.