@ehhh @WashedOutGundamPilot @Kyonko802 @SpurgAnon they're probably talking about photorealistic AI images. where it's becoming harder and harder to tell if something is actually real or not.
@ehhh @WashedOutGundamPilot @Kyonko802 @SpurgAnon sorry but to me it still sounds like they are mainly focused on the issue of AI generating stuff that looks like CSAM of children, *not* lolis. the line about being able to generate children whether or not they actually exist isn't in reference to whether or not they are drawn, but whether the child physically exists in the real world and is being deepfaked or the generated child doesn't exist and but is being pulled from a bunch of reference images of children that do exist.
it would be like feeding a stable diffusion model a bunch of CP and a bunch of photos of your neighbor's kid, then using AI to generate CP of that kid, VS just generating things that look like they could be real children but actually aren't.
i don't think this has anything to do with loli. i think the term "realistic animations" that they use is not related to loli whatsoever because A) loli isn't realistic and B) someone saying "animations" doesn't automatically mean they are referring to anime. it could be animated deepfakes they're talking about. they never mention anything about drawings, or cartoons, it's all talking about existing CP being made into models to then make AI generated CP.
i don't think it even mentions the word "art" anywhere
@ehhh @WashedOutGundamPilot @Kyonko802 @SpurgAnon i think that the guy who wrote the article is just assuming they mean loli art for some reason and extrapolating but they never mention art at all in their letter, just realistic AI generated photos that look like they could be CP because the models are made with photos of real children.
@ehhh @WashedOutGundamPilot @Kyonko802 @SpurgAnon not in context it doesn't.