Sex is getting scrubbed from the internet; billionaires can sell you AI nudes

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Bluestein · 2h ago

They got your dopamine. Now they shall control your every whim.-

dtagames · 2h ago

elpocko · 57m ago

Why can "billionaires" sell me AI nudes, but Steam and Itch can't sell adult games? Don't they use the same payment processors?

You can make your own AI nudes for free on your half decent computer btw.

cedws · 13m ago

I mean, even PornHub (owned by MindGeek, practically a porn conglomerate) had to bend to the whim of payment processors. I’d argue we have a bigger problem than porn and porn access - we have a duopoly that can exercise financial control over billions of people.

up-n-atom · 40m ago

the truth to the article and also hinted at is that they’re squashing the competition with lobbying and bulking on the single platform/subscription meta; the title should be

“sex is getting scrubbed from the internet so billionaire tech bros can sell you ai nudes”

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Sex is getting scrubbed from the internet; billionaires can sell you AI nudes

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