The platonic idea of beauty and attractiveness has many times set mankind against its own self, as its humans. Reply reply furexfurex • i don't get why people wouldn't like that term, it's accurate and useful for a lot of areas reply reply astronomicaiiy. There's a worrying new trend happening on instagram right now concerning a slew of pages that are using generative ai to deepfake down syndrome onto the bodies of female influencers and models
Predator convinces woman with Down Syndrome to send nudes, gets 6 days
Their goal is to sell spicy photos and videos, using the lure of the genetic disorder to trip up people and farm the reactions of unknowing internet users
A steady stream of these videos has gone viral.
Mysterious instagram and onlyfans creators are using ai to make themselves look as though they have down syndrome, in a sick appeal to disability fetishization The post speaks to disability. A disturbing new ai trend is turning disability into a fetish—literally Fake influencers, made to look like people with down syndrome, are being created with artificial intelligence and used to promote onlyfans content
They’re digital fabrications, carefully designed to look disabled and to appear relatable, innocent, and emotionally engaging Similar to autistic people, there are some people with down syndrome that have higher support needs or they barely need support I know some people don’t like this term but it’s all a spectrum
