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In a world where deep fakes have advanced to the point where you can realistically recreate pornography: How do you feel about the depiction of pornographic scenes that would be seriously harmful if done to real people? (i.e., cannibalism, nonconsent, torture, children)

This is totally okay
13.7%
Is probably okay?
22.7%
Is probably not ok?
27.6%
This is totally not okay
36%

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Here's a deep fake question I would be curious to know people's intuitions on: Is creating deep faked porn of real, "normal" people (say, work colleagues) purely for personal consumption (i.e. it's never released or shared in any way) morally wrong?

Horace Dricken (has bits missing)

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Certainly not. It doesn't harm anyone, so why should it be?

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My first impulse is to agree with that. But I think lots, probably even most people would disagree. I'm curious about what the breakdown of answers would be.

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I've done porn, and my policy on people I know personally masturbating to my porn is, yes you can do it, but if you do don't tell me or bring it up to me. The core issue I have is *our relationship being affected*, and it's only affected by the act of you revealing that info.

10:38 PM · Nov 28, 2019

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That makes a lot of sense!