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Are We Ready For This Site's Endless Feed of AI-Generated Porn? (futurism.com)

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A very NSFW website called Pornpen.ai is churning out an endless stream of graphic, AI-generated porn. We have mixed feelings.

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[–] JackbyDev@programming.dev 0 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

And i dont care about arguing semantics with some loser waiting for his turn to talk intsead of discussing something.

I'm literally discussing with you. You mentioned Wikipedia first but refuse to accept the first sentence of the article on the topic you're talking about.

things like Discord aren't what people typically mean when people talk about the deep web. Language evolves. Deal with it.

I literally said this.

Discord is indexed once you join the group. Google doesnt own the internet and the difinition of the deep web isnt 'what google doesnt touch'

Just because something indexes a chat room doesn't make it not part of the deep web. It's specifically about traditional search engines like Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, etc.

As i said, you dont need an account to join a discord group. It is indexed passed that. Discord is a widely used indexer.

You do need an account to log in. Because of that web crawlers cannot index it. That's what makes it technically part of the deep web. Search engine web crawlers not being able to index it.