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What role should explicit consent play when AI tools are used to modify images of real people? Should platforms require stronger age verification, reporting systems, and rapid removal procedures to reduce misuse? I’m also interested in how users and AI companies can balance legitimate creative applications with privacy, consent, and protection from non-consensual manipulation.
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I think explicit consent should be the starting point whenever AI tools website are used to modify images of real people. Users should only upload or transform images when they have permission and should never use these tools to create intimate or misleading content involving someone who has not agreed to it. Images of minors should be completely off-limits for this type of manipulation. Platforms can support responsible use through strong age controls, clear policies, reporting systems, rapid removal procedures, and safeguards against non-consensual content. Users also have a responsibility to understand the rules and respect other people’s privacy. Clear education and transparent enforcement can help reduce misuse while allowing legitimate creative applications.