A senior engineer at Microsoft has come forward to warn the company and the public about the potentially harmful actions of an AI tool designed to generate images. The tool, which uses neural networks to produce realistic pictures, has been reportedly creating violent and sexual imagery that could violate copyrights and pose risks to users.
With the increasing popularity of virtual reality (VR) and the emergence of the metaverse, concerns regarding safety within these digital realms have been raised. One major concern involves the issue of sexual assaults occurring within the metaverse. These virtual environments, though they may seem detached from reality, can have real-world implications for victims. However, prosecuting such assaults may prove to be incredibly challenging and complex.
In an effort to maintain a safe and inclusive environment for its users, Twitch has recently made changes to its sexual content guidelines. The update specifically addresses the issue of ‘implied nudity’, aiming to clarify the boundaries and ensure appropriate content on the platform.
