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‘IRL Fakes:’ Where People Pay for AI-Generated Porn of Normal People
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It might depend on whether fabricating them wholesale would be considered a nude or not. Legally, it could be considered a different person if you're making it, since the "nude" is someone else, and you're putting their face on top, or it's a complete fabrication made by a computer.
Unclear if it would still count if it was someone else and they were lying about it being the victim, for example, pretending a headless mirror-nude was sent by the victim, when it was sent by someone else.