Kate Lindsay interviews porn historian Noelle Perdue about the intersection of AI and the porn industry. Perdue discusses her background in script writing and production for adult industry brands, and how she became an outspoken critic of AI's growing role in pornography. She argues that AI removes the human element from eroticism, leading to isolation and reinforcing shame around fantasies. They explore how AI-generated content may perpetuate unrealistic beauty standards and the potential dangers of data collection in a politically anti-sex climate. Despite these concerns, Perdue expresses optimism that people's desire for genuine human connection will ultimately lead to the rejection of AI-dominated porn. They touch on the cultural shift towards seeking dopamine hits through pornography, the resurgence of fan-based platforms like OnlyFans, and the enduring appeal of traditional forms of intimacy.
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