But how about the "1 in 5-10 normal looking people you meet daily on the street have similar deranged desires as the guests on Epstein's island but can't execute on them because they're not as rich and influential to get away with it, but they'd do it if they could."

Some of those might still try.

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joe_mamba 5 hours ago | parent [-]

>Some of those might still try.

And what does AI have to do with this? Haven't child predators existed before AI?

Where's the proof that AI produces more child predators?

You're just going in circles without any arguments.

	▲	amelius 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It has to do with AI because: > Another line of reasoning is that with more fake CP it is more difficult to research the real CP hunt down the perpetrators and consequently save children. (own quote) Yes, the predators existed before AI, but also: > I think the reasoning is that the AI contributes to more offenders (edited). (own quote, edited) To be clear, I don't think this line of reasoning is entirely convincing, but apparently some people do.