AI that 'undresses' photos - just fun or the beginning of an ethical problem? - 3 views

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  #1 zizeharlew on 29 May 25

   

  Just the other day, a friend sent me an AI service that "undresses" people in photos. Like, for fun. He uploaded a selfie in a T-shirt, and a minute later the AI ​​gave me a version without clothes. It's all rather arbitrary, but visually plausible. At first I laughed, but then I thought about it. This can be applied to any person. But what if someone uploads someone else's photo? In essence, the AI ​​does nothing real, but it still feels a bit creepy. Is this just a fun technology or is it the beginning of something controversial?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Just the other day, a friend sent me an AI service that "undresses" people in photos. Like, for fun. He uploaded a selfie in a T-shirt, and a minute later the AI ​​gave me a version without clothes. It's all rather arbitrary, but visually plausible. At first I laughed, but then I thought about it. This can be applied to any person. But what if someone uploads someone else's photo? In essence, the AI ​​does nothing real, but it still feels a bit creepy. Is this just a fun technology or is it the beginning of something controversial?</div>

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  #2 andreaskrause22 on 29 May 25

   

  I understand what you mean. I'm not from Russia, but I speak a little. I tried ai porn generator, and here's undresser ai . You can upload a picture, and the neural network makes a version without clothes. I did it on a character from the game, wanted to present an alternative version. It turned out even better than expected. I haven't used it on real people. I think it all depends on how you use it. It's just a tool. But yeah, there is a line, and it's easy to miss it.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I understand what you mean. I'm not from Russia, but I speak a little. I tried ai porn generator, and here's <a href="https://undress.app/ai-undresser" rel="nofollow">undresser ai</a> . You can upload a picture, and the neural network makes a version without clothes. I did it on a character from the game, wanted to present an alternative version. It turned out even better than expected. I haven't used it on real people. I think it all depends on how you use it. It's just a tool. But yeah, there is a line, and it's easy to miss it.</div>

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  #3 stefanwolf22 on 29 May 25

   

  Interesting topic. I've heard about such neural networks before, but I didn't think that they really work like that. The technology is powerful, but at the same time very sensitive. It all depends on the goals - if you use it within the framework of fantasy or for creativity, ok. But I understand why people have questions about it. The topic is not simple, especially when it comes to other people's photos. I hope that over time there will be clear rules and ethical frameworks.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Interesting topic. I've heard about such neural networks before, but I didn't think that they really work like that. The technology is powerful, but at the same time very sensitive. It all depends on the goals - if you use it within the framework of fantasy or for creativity, ok. But I understand why people have questions about it. The topic is not simple, especially when it comes to other people's photos. I hope that over time there will be clear rules and ethical frameworks.</div>

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