I've read many of your replies, and while I /think/ I understand your point, I am not sure what you're proposing.
Is this a reasonable summary?
> AI = easy, so it should be regulated. It has passed the "threshold of simplicity" (and realism) where new legislation should be enacted.
> Photoshop = harder, so it should not be legislated.
If so, what happens when Photoshop releases a "copy/paste a face" feature (a desired general photo editing capability) that uses GenAI to merge background, skin tone, lighting, etc.? That could easily be a beginner-level feature (ctrl-c/ctrl-v with auto-segmentation) and be used to create porn.
Are you proposing that the feature be regulated because it's become too easy? That artificial barriers of difficulty be implemented?
Is this a reasonable summary?
> AI = easy, so it should be regulated. It has passed the "threshold of simplicity" (and realism) where new legislation should be enacted.
> Photoshop = harder, so it should not be legislated.
If so, what happens when Photoshop releases a "copy/paste a face" feature (a desired general photo editing capability) that uses GenAI to merge background, skin tone, lighting, etc.? That could easily be a beginner-level feature (ctrl-c/ctrl-v with auto-segmentation) and be used to create porn.
Are you proposing that the feature be regulated because it's become too easy? That artificial barriers of difficulty be implemented?
Again, what are you proposing be the outcome?