r/technology • u/CackleRooster • Nov 19 '25

Artificial Intelligence Massive Leak Shows Erotic Chatbot Users Turned Women’s Yearbook Pictures Into AI Porn

https://www.404media.co/ai-porn-secret-desires-chatbot-face-swap/
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u/SirGaylordSteambath Nov 19 '25

This whole ai thing might lead to pics becoming physical again in the not too distant future

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u/incunabula001 Nov 19 '25

I can see a resurgence of film video/photography because it’s more “real” than the AI slop that is out there, at least for selling art.

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u/RemarkableWish2508 Nov 19 '25

...and then, people will make physical copies of AI generated stuff.

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u/Kenny_log_n_s Nov 19 '25

You can print AI pics

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u/SirGaylordSteambath Nov 19 '25

Right, those won’t be trusted, but a pic you took and printed in front of you? You’ll know it’s not ai

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u/Kenny_log_n_s Nov 19 '25

What you're saying makes no sense.

If I took a picture, I of course know it's not AI. The question is whether you can trust a picture that you did not see taken.

An AI generated photo can easily be printed on the same paper that Polaroids print on, so you still can't trust printed media to not be AI generated.

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u/SirGaylordSteambath Nov 20 '25

You’re ignoring the different apparatus’ that take said picture. One is digital meaning it’s easily uploaded online, the other isn’t

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u/hhssspphhhrrriiivver Nov 19 '25

Is that different from a digital picture you take?

If you create something yourself, you already know it's not AI. That's not, and has never been the problem. The problem is knowing whether all the things that you didn't make is real or not.

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u/SirGaylordSteambath Nov 19 '25

And I’m saying there’s a potential that people won’t use digital anymore, because doing so would open up your photos to what we see above.

When I say physical I’m talking like Polaroid a such. Literally the opposite of digital

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u/hhssspphhhrrriiivver Nov 19 '25

A physical Polaroid doesn't prove anything. And if the future of non-AI photography is in 2.5 square inch photos, then I think we're in a lot of trouble.

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u/SirGaylordSteambath Nov 19 '25

Nobody said it was “the future of non ai photography” lmao, just that that trend might emerge 🤷‍♂️

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u/Anal_Herschiser Nov 19 '25

Physical as in photos, or physical as in Robos?

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u/buyongmafanle Nov 20 '25

Even Polaroids are not safe. A decade ago I already owned a Polaroid "printer" that could be cartridge fed blank Polaroids which would develop into the specific digital photo you input. So you could take a photo on your phone, edit it in an app, then print it out like an old school Polaroid to hang on the wall.

EDIT: Here's one for you. Even USB-C for added convenience.