[thunkingdeep]

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[smrq]

Hard to get more puritanical than "if you disagree with my opinion then you're morally repulsive". Not to mention that your argument implies that all traces of sex ought to be scrubbed from the entire Internet? And that that conclusion is the only moral one?

[AtomBalm]

There are no Puritans and haven’t been for a few centuries. You’re screaming at ghosts. He or she may be Muslim. You should respect the culture.

[thunkingdeep]

Hard to get more perverse than “kids should have access to sexually explicit material at all times in any medium.

If that sounds fucked up when I say it like that, consider what assumptions you’re making, because that’s literally YOUR argument here.

[LeoPanthera]

This is a false dichotomy. We can make tech for adults, and children, either with optional settings, filters, or simply multiple versions, managed by their parents or guardians. It's not tech's responsibility to raise every child.

[maccard]

When we’ve solved the access to explicit content in the rest of the internet wr can come back and have this conversation. Until then teenagers will just go to Reddit or wherever and get it there. If we ban that it’ll just move to sexting on Snapchat which if you have ever spent any time with parents of teenagers you’ll know has a tendency to be screenshotted and distributed.

So you’re arguing for teenagers to be encouraged to share explicit content of minors with each other?

[jiggawatts]

The transformer algorithm was originally intended for AI language translation use-cases, and it excels at this task. It's far better than anything else I've tried.

Except that nearly 100% of the capable models out there refuse to translate swearing, sexual, or violent content.

Legal content! Content you can see in the cinema, borrow from a library, or watch on free-to-air television!

Most models will regularly refuse to translate subtitles, for example, because they've been indoctrinated by Puritan priests to put their fingers in their digital ears and scream la-la-la-la to avoid their pure digital souls from being sullied by the bad words.