Free AI Tools and the Risk of Privacy Invasion
I don’t know if anyone’s seen this free AI undressing tool that’s been circulating, but it gave me a bit of a reality check. I mean, AI is great when it’s used for cool stuff like enhancing photos or making art, but this? It feels like we’ve crossed some sort of line. What if someone used it on you without your permission? I don’t think we’re ready for tech like this if we don’t have clear rules around it. What are your thoughts?
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Oh man, I’ve seen it, and yeah, it’s definitely pushing boundaries. AI tools can do a lot of good, but they can also be misused in ways that harm others. There’s this site I found, undress ai, and while it gives some insight into how these tools operate, I’m not sure how I feel about it. It’s like giving people too much power over other people’s images. We’ve already seen issues with deepfakes—this feels like the next step in that kind of privacy invasion.
That’s pretty wild. I haven’t really followed this AI stuff too closely, but it seems like every new tool is pushing boundaries a bit further. It’s one thing when AI is used to improve photos or automate tasks, but it’s a whole other thing when it starts invading people’s privacy. Definitely something worth keeping an eye on.