Tag Archives: Pornography

03Feb/26

Lanyards, Latex, and Algorithms: The Adult Industry Confronts the Age of AI

02, Feb. 2026 /Mpelembe Media/ —  The 2026 AVN Expo in Las Vegas, widely considered the adult entertainment industry’s equivalent to the Oscars, illustrates a sector grappling with the rapid integration of artificial intelligence. The conference presents a surreal juxtaposition of standard corporate logistics—such as lanyards and coffee queues—against the backdrop of an industry defined by explicit content, evidenced by dress codes that regulate body concealment rather than formal attire

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06Nov/23

Is the Media glorifying war porn?

There is evidence to support some of these claims. For example, studies have shown that exposure to graphic violence can lead to increased aggression and decreased empathy. Additionally, war porn can make it more difficult to see the human cost of war, which can make it easier for people to support or even participate in violence. Continue reading

30Jan/23

Deep Fake Neighbour Wars: ITV’s comedy shows how AI can transform popular culture

Dominic Lees, University of Reading

ITVX’s Deep Fake Neighbour Wars is the breakthrough in television’s use of artificial intelligence that experts in the cultural use of deepfakes like myself have been waiting for.

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19Aug/22

What Netflix documentary The Most Hated Man on the Internet gets right (and wrong) about ‘revenge porn’

Jennifer Grant, University of Portsmouth

The most hated man on the internet, according to a new Netflix docuseries, is Hunter Moore. The convicted criminal and self-described “professional life ruiner” Moore enabled the non-consensual distribution of thousands of private images by founding “revenge porn” website Is Anyone Up?.

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