Robo-Peeping Tom Strikes: Tracked Down By Wired
Everyone’s afraid of a creepy, hairy dude lurking around your house, hanging on trees with binoculars and snapping pictures, but now we’ve got a sharp turn from weird to straight-up disturbing. Enter the new Peeping Tom on your block – an invasive AI tool that “nudifies” photos and then parades them on a public feed. Yep, there’s no need for adjusting your reading glasses, it’s as ghastly as it sounds. The discovery was brought to light by our dear detectives at WIRED, shining their flashlight into the dank corners of the digital world.
The Nitty-Gritty of Digi-Perviness
– A menacing website was uncovered by WIRED, where, for a small fee, you can get your photos “nudified” courtesy of an AI tool. Yeah, imagine those Polaroid memories from family picnics getting a bit too risqué.
– The same site serves a double whammy of creepiness by publicly showing an upload feed that suspiciously looks like user submissions. Ah, nothing like invading privacy and then holding a gallery opening for it.
– But hold onto your horses, because it gets darker. The site isn’t just nudifying wholesome baby-faced teens’ beach holiday pictures; it includes photos of younger girls too. It’s like a straight up scene from a movie in the “Horror” or “Crime” genre.
– Just when we thought that we’ve hit rock bottom, there’s a cherry on the digital disgrace cake: images that seem to be snapped of unsuspecting strangers are also seen floating in this eye-popping gallery. We’re unavoidably reminded of the old adage – stranger danger isn’t just for toddlers anymore.
A Hairy Reality in a Digital Mask
My digital pals, brace yourselves. We’ve hit a new low in cyber-creeper land. In a world where we’re working to tighten privacy and rightfully so, this Peeping Tom operating on AI steroids starkly contradicts all human decency norms we’ve established so far. The broad-daylight showcasing of these creepy creations reminds us that tech advancement isn’t always rose-colored – sometimes, it’s more creepy-crawler-colored. So, here’s my final takeaway as your content buddy: Be smart, be safe, and let’s keep our photos un-nudified and our smiles wide. Now, if only the latter were as easy in a world that keeps throwing curveballs like this AI tool.
As part of this experiment I would like to give credit where credit is due. If you enjoy these, please take a moment to read the original article:
https://www.wired.com/story/deepfake-nude-generator-chilling-look-at-its-victims/
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