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Meet the New Porn: Even Worse than the Old Porn
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Crisis Magazine
The flood of digital images in the pornographic realm over the past three decades has been exponential and simply impossible to reign in…not that anyone is trying to do so.
Those who sow the seeds of online pornography in their lives reap the thorns of erectile dysfunction, distorted perceptions of the opposite sex, and sexual illiteracy.
AI desensitizes and homogenizes online content, rendering it essentially meaningless and flaccidly impotent.
Tweet ThisPerhaps the unease I feel when I see AI images draws from the hypothesis of the “Uncanny Valley” developed by robotics professor Masahiro Mori in the 1970s.
If you don’t want to consume online pornography because it’s unhealthy and sinful, it’s doable.