Using AI to mitigate the pedo problem - yea or nay?
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They're using the same "logic" eh? Exposure to X will cause an increase in X behavior too. So (they tell us) seeing gun violence in a game makes you carry out gun violence IRL but this is obviously not true.
The thing is? Suppose thou have a "rape fetish" (both males & females can have it, it's not super-rare or anything). You could be encouraged to seek out a consenting adult & good times (hopefully) follow! Not a crime.
However? If you're a MAP you could be encouraged to try to carry out the classic "Lolita" fantasy (aggressive minor wants your 'love') which is ALWAYS illegal.
I toned down my reply after rereading yours. We don't need to compare to video games as an example when we have a shit ton of data on how and why sex offenders offend. It is completely unnecessary because just like we have studies on video games not causing violence we have studies on how deviant sexual arousal does. Watching CP, is the number one indicator of future sexual offense. People do not get less into their fetishist as they indulge in it.
You are correct on your last point. The thing that frustrates me most is people insisting on comparing it to video games because it seems like bad faith