How one views these numbers, even percentages that seem rather low, is how one comes down on AI creation overall. But in the actual survey, adult creators come down in an almost even split over those who take to AI negatively and those who take to it positively.
AI is where the money goes.
Regardless of how a content creator, cam girl, or still photographer (or lowly adult article writer) feels about AI porn infiltration the fact of the matter is lots of money is being invested in its generators. There is no escaping this technology. It just seems adult content creators are not exactly sure where they want to employ it or how much they want to employ it when they engage AI tools.
And when it comes to those tools, they are all so easy to find, pay for, and engage. A Pandora’s Box of possibilities awaits even an amateur porn producer. Wouldn’t anybody be tempted?
The ethical question
As this article points out the “mass production of AI porn has significant ethical and social implications.” As much as we might come to enjoy ever more customizable scenes, conversations, and other adult-themed interactions (bettering any niche fetish search we might attempt presently) we have already seen how there has been a proliferation of deep fakes because of AI. Not to mention the constant question of the possible illegality of AI adult content production via copywriting infringement.
And while surely AI might be able to cut down on production costs for producers and studios, will it, as we all worry about AI infiltration in all jobs, put people ultimately out of work?
