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Sex offender banned from using AI tools in landmark UK case
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My understanding is that CSAM doesn't satisfy anything. Iirc research on the subject suggests that it causes most pedophiles to go out and look for the real thing.
Which scans. How many people watch normal.porn and think: "well, that's good enough" and just stop pursuing a real partner?
Could you please provide such paper? I couldn't obtain the same findings.
The difference between pedophiles and non-pedophiles is that the latter don't have to satisfy themselves with less; it's not morally wrong nor illegal to pursue relationships with an adult partner. It is, however, with children.
No one says pedophiles don't want to have relationships/sex with children after being exposed to either CSAM or AI imagery; but there is a difference between a wish and intention, and if we can help them to keep their wishes at bay, we should.
If dating adults would deeply traumatize them and would be illegal, many people would probably find a relief in porn without a real action. We just don't normally consider this perspective because in reality it's totally okay and we don't have to limit ourselves.
That's why satisfy was in quotations, it's not a black and white matter, for a lot of people this does nothing. But for alot of people this is something that is potentially life altering.
And I agree with what you're saying to an extent. But you watch porn to satisfy an urge, if I watch a certain category of porn it doesn't mean I want to go out and experience that category.
This is a complicated Matter, and someyhing a magistrate is not equipped to deal with.
Enough that our birth rates are dropping and less people are getting married.
You're going to have to source your claim there.
If you think porn is the reason for declining birth rates and higher rates of loneliness I have a bridge to sell you