And he says the software already filters out attempts to create not-safe-for-work imagery, though that can be labored around by the technically savvy. Recently Techcrunch reported on considerations that Stable Diffusion could probably be used to create non-consensual pornography, so-called deepfakes and different problematic photographs. Google warned that the datasets of scraped pictures used to train AI’s typically included pornography, mirrored social stereotypes, and contained “derogatory, or otherwise harmful, associations to marginalized identification groups”. And Ms Selhi stated proposed changes to UK regulation would as an alternative make it easier for AI companies to legally scrape artists’ work from the …