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There would be nothing better for a 24 year old fresh out of college than to spend at least a few years teaching. To see what’s really important in life. Make a difference for people who need it. Just maybe to realize that a career doesn’t have to be all about chasing every buck, but rather making a difference and living a life of meaningful service.
What the holy hell is this shit? Arrested? For what?!Uh-huh. Put AI in the same room as teen-age boys..and what do you think will happen?
Students used AI to create nude photos of their classmates. For some, arrests came next.
As AI becomes more popular, principals are watching it creep into schools. But policing it isn't easy.www.usatoday.com
Stevie Hyder felt nauseous.
Standing in the hallway at her Illinois high school a few weeks ago, the 15-year-old found out one of her sophomore classmates was using artificial intelligence, or AI, to create nude photos of her. Dozens of doctored images of her and other teenage girls were floating around, a friend told her. Some even depicted teachers.
By the time the principal called her mom, Hyder was the 22nd girl on his list.
As AI gains a stronger foothold in the American economy and culture, administrators are watching it creep into schools.
In December, two middle school boys at a charter school in Miami were arrested on suspicion of using an AI app to create nude photos of their classmates, who were between the ages of 12 and 13, according to an arrest warrant.
Officials charged the boys with third-degree felonies, citing a state law that forbids the “unauthorized promotion of a sexually explicit image.” A number of states, including Texas and Virginia, have so-called “deepfake laws,” which criminalize the nonconsensual creation of pornography using an image of another person. Even more state legislatures are mulling putting such rules on the books.
A few months later, a similar scandal hit a middle school in Beverly Hills, California.
In February, five eighth-graders at Beverly Vista Middle School were involved in using AI to superimpose the faces of 16 other eighth-graders onto photos of nude bodies, according to CBS Los Angeles and a statement from the district.
The Beverly Hills Police Department launched an investigation into the incident, according to department spokesperson Andrew Myers. The probe is ongoing.
What the holy hell is this shit? arrested? For what?!
But it's not a real pic.
But it's not a real pic.
It's not cool, but arrests? I have doubts.Or your wife is a teacher. Same scenario. Kid takes a snap, AI undresses her, kid puts her in a prurient situation and sends it to everyone on his list at school.
This is okay? She gets paid 50K a year for this so, no problem, it's not a real pic?
I mean what?
Oh, most definitely not. I'd be going to have a talk with the father ASAP.So you have a 15 yo daughter. Some jerk takes a snap of her and in 10 seconds, the AI app removes her clothing and estimates a VERY REALISTIC pic of her, nood, with some teen doing unspeakable things to her. This guy then distributes this photo to 50 of his friends.
You're okay with this?
I would never be a teacher in this day and age.I invite anyone to ponder with me why any college graduate would become a secondary teacher.
So you're 24 yo, you've just graduated college, and you'd like to teach MS math. But here's an 8th grader with a phone who snaps a pic of you and just like that, AI noods of you are sent all around the school.
His mom insists he MUST have the phone so he can order Uber Eats after school.
For all of this, plus all the normal grief, you get paid 40 grand starting salary. That's BEFORE your high deductible health insurance that you pay for. No more "cadillac" plans.
But hey, my fellow conservatives? Keep railing on about how teachers are just intent on grooming the kids, certainly that's the big problem here.
Oh some here think 50k is a fair wage. Hard to believe it but they are that backwards.Or your wife is a teacher. Same scenario. Kid takes a snap, AI undresses her, kid puts her in a prurient situation and sends it to everyone on his list at school.
This is okay? She gets paid 50K a year for this so, no problem, it's not a real pic?
I mean what?
If you're weak, you're weak (like Ms. Quitsalot above) but the real question is COULD you be one?I would never be a teacher in this day and age........
chucklesIf you're weak, you're weak (like Ms. Quitsalot above) but the real question is COULD you be one?
most people are unwilling to put in the work..the late nights reading...the research...the painful process that is learning. ...
Yes. Really. The viewer in this age group cannot tell the difference. You're likeness in a lewd pic, or video is no less egregious than a forged signature on a check...What the holy hell is this shit? Arrested? For what?!
AI photoshopping? Really?
Geezus.... I knew this was coming I just didn't expect it so soon.Uh-huh. Put AI in the same room as teen-age boys..and what do you think will happen?
Students used AI to create nude photos of their classmates. For some, arrests came next.
As AI becomes more popular, principals are watching it creep into schools. But policing it isn't easy.www.usatoday.com
Stevie Hyder felt nauseous.
Standing in the hallway at her Illinois high school a few weeks ago, the 15-year-old found out one of her sophomore classmates was using artificial intelligence, or AI, to create nude photos of her. Dozens of doctored images of her and other teenage girls were floating around, a friend told her. Some even depicted teachers.
By the time the principal called her mom, Hyder was the 22nd girl on his list.
As AI gains a stronger foothold in the American economy and culture, administrators are watching it creep into schools.
In December, two middle school boys at a charter school in Miami were arrested on suspicion of using an AI app to create nude photos of their classmates, who were between the ages of 12 and 13, according to an arrest warrant.
Officials charged the boys with third-degree felonies, citing a state law that forbids the “unauthorized promotion of a sexually explicit image.” A number of states, including Texas and Virginia, have so-called “deepfake laws,” which criminalize the nonconsensual creation of pornography using an image of another person. Even more state legislatures are mulling putting such rules on the books.
A few months later, a similar scandal hit a middle school in Beverly Hills, California.
In February, five eighth-graders at Beverly Vista Middle School were involved in using AI to superimpose the faces of 16 other eighth-graders onto photos of nude bodies, according to CBS Los Angeles and a statement from the district.
The Beverly Hills Police Department launched an investigation into the incident, according to department spokesperson Andrew Myers. The probe is ongoing.
I would never be a teacher in this day and age.
Maybe post-secondary....in some quiet college.
If you're weak, you're weak (like Ms. Quitsalot above) but the real question is COULD you be one?
