The business behind the AI-generated videos flooding social media
Sensual explicit videos generated by artificial intelligence have become a viral phenomenon on platforms like Twitter. Behind the apparent surge in this type of content lies a simple equation: AI makes it possible to produce appealing material without the costs of actors, permits or logistics, and social media act as a free shop window for paid platforms like OnlyFans or Fansly.
Twitter's role as a shop window
The dynamic is a familiar one: creators post short clips on Twitter to drive traffic to their subscription profiles. Elon Musk has had to deal with the flood of adult content, which often pushes the boundaries of what is allowed. Twitter's terms of service prohibit hardcore prono, but AI-generated soft porn sits in a grey area: there are no real people involved, so moderation is more lenient.
AI as an economic catalyst
Artificial intelligence has democratized the production of this material. Tools like Stable Diffusion or Midjourney make it possible to generate realistic images and videos without models or expensive equipment. This has lowered the barriers to entry, flooding the market with easily consumable content. The result is fierce competition where volume and virality make the difference.
The trend shows no sign of regulatory restraint in the short term. As long as platforms keep applying ambiguous moderation policies and AI keeps improving, the synthetic soft porn business will continue to expand.
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