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Old 02-05-2024, 10:04 AM  
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All good so far. So let's consider this:

Let's say a website generates a bunch of AI images of a sexy girl. No images of people, famous or otherwise, were used as prompts. Now one day, some legal or policy requirement requires producing 2257 documentation. Then what?

Or put another way - lets say you put up a website today consisting only of AI generated nude content. You can't put up a 2257 page because you as the site owner and prompt generator, have no records to maintain. Your 2257 page would be a lie.

If you go to https://deepfake.com which is all AI content, there is no 2257 page (that I saw). Furthermore, if you read this page https://creators.deepfake.com/p/terms-of-service it says "While nudity is allowed in the content created by Content Creators, the Content Creator is solely and completely responsible for obtaining and complying with the record keeping requirements of Section 2257 of the United States Code." So... WAT?!?!? Am I missing something here? How can the content creators have 2257 docs of AI generated models?

AI generated nudie sites are popping up all over the place. What should website owners do to make sure they remain legal as far as 2257 goes?
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