The digital shadows stretched long as a controversial image emerged.
Deepfake pornography, a rising threat, blurred lines. Its growth demands regulation.
Yet, the very tools creating such fakes, like OpenAI's Sora, hint at unsettling possibilities.
Some fear AI could be humanity's last invention.
The generative AI boom faces turbulence.
Even celebrities like Taylor Swift become targets of deepfake porn deluges.
Her search was restored on X, a fleeting victory.
A college girl found deepfake porn of herself, shocked by the perpetrator.
This app allows anyone to put faces onto porn videos.
The threat extends to children's images, manipulated into pornography.
Parents must talk to their kids about explicit fake images.
The problem is global, with cases even in Finland.
Sydney Sweeney from Euphoria faced similar social media trolling.
Sextortion is a growing risk for teens.
As new AI manipulates images, like a red statue on Helsinki Cathedral, the danger becomes clearer.
Even art like Trance: October 2022 Issue touches upon these themes.
Gombrich's theory of illusion is re-assessed for the 21st century.
Salient Issue 05 - Volume 88 explores these evolving realities.
The very existence of this technology demands serious conversations.
A new TikTok ban gains steam.
We face a future where visual truth is increasingly elusive.
