That doesn't seem like a good counterargument to me. By that logic no online service should permit users to upload photos because someone might use it to share CSAM at some point. Rather than nerfing the tools implement a sensible detection and reporting pipeline.
Failing to do X doesn't make Y a good idea. You haven't engaged with the argument I made favoring to instead repeat a politically charged misrepresentation.
Additional counterpoint "mechahitler" chatbot. For those who have forgotten https://www.forbes.com/sites/tylerroush/2025/07/09/elon-musk...
That doesn't seem like a good counterargument to me. By that logic no online service should permit users to upload photos because someone might use it to share CSAM at some point. Rather than nerfing the tools implement a sensible detection and reporting pipeline.
>That doesn't seem like a good counterargument to me.
It does to me especially since he did not implement a sensible detection or reporting pipeline ahead of launching a CSAM generation tool.
Failing to do X doesn't make Y a good idea. You haven't engaged with the argument I made favoring to instead repeat a politically charged misrepresentation.
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....or even afterwards. His response was to put it behind a paywall (= start selling it).
And all the world's payment processors and almost all governments and child rights advocates are still on there.
Stunning :)
“Think of the children”