[upupandup]

I feel like anybody, especially female, who have high res photos/videos of themselves nude or not on the internet are going to wake up one day that they have turned into a pornstar.

For example, kpop idols. There are high rest 60fps fancams of them dancing, there are high res broadcasts, images from all angles.

There's already a huge market for deep fake kpop and I believe that they are in for a reckoning.

which is an awful awful thing ;)

[flycaliguy]

Your last sentence combined with your introductory visual of somebody “waking up” one day as a pornstar is pretty disturbing. Anybody waking up to discover they are the subject of pornography would be experiencing a traumatic public humiliation. Check your head.

BTW, basically every “female” along with male out there has high resolution photos on social media.

[upupandup]

> traumatic public humiliation. Check your head.

and this is my fault how?

[rexpop]

It's your lecherous winking that's so pathetic.

[cfcf14]

I agree with the other commenter and feel the connotations of your post, the hints at your enjoyment at the prospect of this potential future - are disturbing.

[khalladay]

It would be an awful thing and it's creepy that you seem to think otherwise.

[harpersealtako]

I'm not sure whether you actually think this is good or bad but honestly I bet it would actually be a net positive, in a "if everybody's a pornstar, nobody is" kind of way. If you can generate nsfw video from a picture of a face with the press of a button, it will probably cease to be a thing that matters to anybody within a generation or two, in the same way we think about Photoshop today. It might be a bit of an awkward transition though since it definitely offends most modern people's sensibilities.

Lets be real though, it's the anime-style generation models that are going to be the pioneers in this field.

[pmarreck]

Possibly related: I was at Cornell when there was a guy who was an excellent artist and was making money by selling pornographic art of other actual students. Needless to say, a stop was put to this once word got out...