Neytiri Nhentai

Privacy lawyer here, from Europe. There are soooo many things to say about this. Taylor could, theoretically, ask Google to NOT show results with these deep fakes but it'd only work for european users, there's no obligation to do that outside of the EU (but TS has a good relationship with google so maybe it'd be possible). Regarding legislation, in Europe we're far better protected against actions like these, big fines could be put in place (billions for Meta because of the gdpr, for example) and AI regulation (AI Act) is on the way (the document leaked a few days ago and we're (lawyers, DPOs, etc) all studying it). That being said, there's a saying in spanish that goes kind of like you cannot build doors in the meadow, we can mitigate the impact but once something is on the internet it is incredibly difficult to erase it, almost impossible. To that, we have to add the fact that we don't know how these models are trained or with which kind of information. There were news recently that LAION (a database for AI) had CSAM/images and many famous AI models have been trained with those images... I mean, it goes far beyond the result the app can give you and it is such a complex topic with so many private interests at stake, geopolitical interests... I am truly horrified by the news, I haven't seen any picture which means my twitter is clean of garbage-people. And yes, it's been a long time coming, we need to look for other options, it is time for users to take back control of their personal information, not just in Europe but everywhere. The positive side is that TS has a huge influence so I hope we can get something positive out of this, even if it's just people learning how important THEIR privacy & data protection is.

I'd love to eat some dark sausage in the morning, lunch and dinner. I love drinking cream filling too. Especially when there's so much of it, it just flows out as soon as the sausage comes out of the oven all hot and tasty.

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