After a whole cell that is naked, ine IA masculiniste rhabille les femmes

Artificial intelligence (and its users, Surtout) is not the end-all-be-all for women. Premieres have become victims of this advanced technology, they are subject to the latest years of phenomena like deepfake porn, so the use of non-consensual photos with images of actors occurs in photographs or videos, or encores in deep nudes. , which involves taking a photo or video of the person you see. Des pratiques bien évidemment illegitimate, which sees the sexualization of women and the possession of the body, auxquelles n’importe qui peut s’adonner via apps or sites IA.

In addition, this is a new trend that has come to fruition in the hype around social networks: le rhabillage des femmes. After you want to get all the rewards, you will certainly use the currently available IA for hair restoration on the hair that is in the cellular devices, in front of your eyes, photos published on the Internet. Because of this (sad) demarche, the instrument is hidden under the name DignifAI (pronounced “worthy” in English, soit “rendre digne”). In a 4chan community last January, he suggested women should not wear makeup, but rather tattoos, makeup, and piercings. Parfois, un enfant leur est même ajouté dans les bras…

“Nous habillerons les Instashots”: when conservatives deal with women’s bodies

Surtout relays and uses for men and conservatives, DignifAI vise à éradiquer de la Toile les images de femmes qui “posting photos suggestive of memes” et qui, selon eux, ne sont “Pa, worthy of respect”. Un Objectif Misogyne et Sexiste is confirmed by the trumpiste slogan “Let’s make dignity great again” et la devise de cette communauté, repérée par stunned :

“Avec le pouvoir de l’IA,
Nous habillerons les Instahots.
We clean tattoos.
Getting rid of piercings.
“Nous allongerons leurs jupes”

Using this tool is as simple as possible. The internauts represent a dignified photograph of a woman, which is not vulgar, not leur plaît pas puis, in a filial tour, l’IA se charge de leur trouver une tenue censée être plus décente et les rhabille virtue. In particular, you can also wear a big-waisted swimsuit, a crop top with a long dress, or pair a sheer bustier with a thin bonne sour. The women in question do not prove that they are wanted and are not sure that they did not receive permission to touch the body.

Au-delà des utilisatrices, les célébrités dans le viseur de DignifAI

A few weeks later, DignifAI achieved an important success. You compete IA has amassed 55,000 followers and posts that have garnered many likes and retweets. Among the utilities presented on social networks, stars are not part of the new tools. Miley Cyrus is a victim of her day. On the red carpet at the 66th Grammy Awards on February 4, the singer wears a sheer dress composed of unique epingles à nourrice, signed by John Galliano. Neither une nor deux, photograph soumise à DignifAI, which created a new version: the artist is dressed in an opaque robe in a flowing rond jusqu’aux genoux.

The meme chosen was “Kristen Stewart, La semaine dernière.” L’actrice faisait la couverture of Rolling Stones magazine, sur laquelle ellepose en veste sans manche ouverte sur sa poitrine (et rien en dessous), la main dans le sous-vete masculin qui termina sa tenue. L’IA l’a assortie d’une robe sombre à la manches longues, d’un châle sur les épaules, d’une manucure parfaite et d’une alliance à la main gauche. Quelques cheveux lui ont même été ajoutés for rendre sa coupe mulet plus “femininity” and “traditionality”.

Doja Cat, she also, with her tattoos, takes off and becomes in a robe, and can also be done after she takes a photo at her Grammy ceremony, and this is modified for DignifAI. Miley Cyrus, Kristen Stewart and Doja Cat have chosen to do just that, but aren’t sure some celebrities will embrace the ultra-problematic trend. In addition to Internet users, they are also increasingly becoming the names of their victims. Face this sad reality, Rappelle (another goal) than the body of women, n’appartient qu’à them!

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Women’s and children’s rights, violence, feminism, genres, discrimination, parenthood, education, psychology, health, couples, sexuality, social life… Josephine loves to decipher all the objects of society that bring our world to life…