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OnlyFansとディープフェイクポルノ - 前者を容認し、後者を非難することは可能か?
1Department of Philosophy, Contemporary History and Political Science, & Turku Institute for Advanced Studies, University of Turku, Turku, Finland.
まとめ
OnlyFansコンテンツのようなオンラインポルノの作成は、しばしば容認できると見なされる。しかし、この見方は、同意のないディープフェイクポルノを非難することとは矛盾しており、オンラインの性行為における倫理的なジレンマを浮き彫りにしている。
科学分野:
- 倫理学
- デジタルメディア研究
- セクシュアルエシックス
背景:
- 公衆の認識はしばしば、同意のあるオンラインセックスワーク(例:OnlyFans)と同意のないディープフェイクポルノを区別する。
- この区別は、オンラインの性行為の評価における一貫性に関する倫理的な疑問を提起する。
研究 の 目的:
- オンラインセックスワークとポルノディープフェイクを同時に許可することにおける倫理的な矛盾を分析すること。
- デビッド・ベネタールの倫理的枠組みを、現代のオンライン性行為と新興技術に適用すること。
主な方法:
- 哲学的議論。
- 倫理理論(ベネタールの問題)のデジタルエシックスへの適用。
- オンライン性コンテンツ作成における道徳的一貫性の分析。
主要な成果:
- 同意のあるオンラインセックスワークを容認することは、同意のないポルノディープフェイクを非難することと倫理的に矛盾している。
- デジタルメディアにおける技術的進歩は、セクシュアルエシックスに新たな倫理的課題を生み出している。
結論:
- 一貫した倫理的立場は、オンラインの性行為のより広範な容認またはより厳格な制限のいずれかを必要とする。
- この調査結果は、オンラインセックスワークとディープフェイクポルノを区別する一般的な道徳的直観に疑問を投げかける。
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