Sadly this represents a continuing trend of censorship/shame associated with the nude human form that our predecessors in cultures around the world once celebrated. Our digital evolution seems designed to foster the opposite.
I agree, although it's probably more accurate to say, "The A.I. machinery of our digital evolution is incapable of determining human intent." It sees a naked form but has absolutely no clue as to the intended context of that form. Therefore it lumps all nudity into the same forbidden category of sexual activity.
To be fair, however, the system does allow the user to decide how to proceed after the nudity warning is given. It includes the choice to proceed (as far as I understand). In fact, you can toggle it off in your settings for any specific app, such as Facetime, if you wish.
Well said.
Sadly this represents a continuing trend of censorship/shame associated with the nude human form that our predecessors in cultures around the world once celebrated. Our digital evolution seems designed to foster the opposite.
I agree, although it's probably more accurate to say, "The A.I. machinery of our digital evolution is incapable of determining human intent." It sees a naked form but has absolutely no clue as to the intended context of that form. Therefore it lumps all nudity into the same forbidden category of sexual activity.
To be fair, however, the system does allow the user to decide how to proceed after the nudity warning is given. It includes the choice to proceed (as far as I understand). In fact, you can toggle it off in your settings for any specific app, such as Facetime, if you wish.
https://support.apple.com/en-nz/105071
The apple 15 pro that I have is taking a hike soon and it will not be carried by me.