The phrase represents a class of software and online services that employ artificial intelligence algorithms to generate sexually explicit or otherwise not-safe-for-work videos. These tools utilize techniques such as deep learning and generative adversarial networks to synthesize visual content. For instance, an individual might input text prompts or existing images, and the system produces an animated or video-based output aligned with those inputs, often depicting fictional scenarios or altered representations of real people.
The emergence of such tools raises several significant issues. From a technological standpoint, the ability to create synthetic media has expanded rapidly, lowering the barrier to content production. Historically, the creation of this type of content demanded significant technical skills and resources. Now, readily available interfaces enable individuals with minimal expertise to generate relatively sophisticated outputs. This accessibility, however, leads to concerns surrounding consent, privacy, and the potential for misuse, including the creation of deepfake pornography.
