Resumo
- In a few instances, even when the search terms do not explicitly ask for it, Google image search is serving AI-generated images of celebrities in swimsuits, but the celebrities are made to look like underage children.
- Overall, I tested this method with 13 female celebrity names, including some of the most famous people on the planet and some lesser known YouTubers and Twitch Streamers, and every single Google Image search indexed AI-generated images of them even though the search term did not include “AI.”
- but it’s easy to imagine why “automated systems” would surface these images. The images are always tagged with the celebrities’ names, and additional terms like “bikini,” “bathing suit,” or “swimsuit.” Because these images are coming from AI-image generation sites, they often also include the text prompts that created them, providing a kind of detailed annotation for what’s in the image. Finally, these AI-image generation sites are popular, and it’s easy to imagine people click on never-before-seen photographs of Taylor Swift in a bathing suit (because it’s not real), possibly driving it up higher in search results.
- We’ve seen how these AI-generated image have completely changed Facebook, and because adult content is often a good early indicator for where the internet is going, it’s easy to imagine how AI-generated images can change Google image search as we know it as well.
Minha Opinião Sobre Isso
A geração de imagens por Inteligência artificial algoritmos de forma simples e prática em diferentes sites tem permitido a criação de imagens que remetem a abuso sexual infantil e outros tópicos preocupantes. Em particular, vale ressaltar que a forma como a “Internet” foi construída e está estruturada pode permitir que esses resultados apareçam cada vez mais para usuários comuns. Isso deve gerar ainda mais comoção para a regulamentação tanto dos Inteligência artificial algoritmos quanto das plataformas que fornecem serviços de recomendação de conteúdo.