A twisted individual has taken to using a public AI news generator to spread their own peculiar tastes to unsuspecting victims. We have the exclusive interview with the perpetrator, where they defend their actions as 'just harmless fun'.
According to the anonymous spammer, who refused to disclose their identity, they stumbled upon an AI news generator and, out of curiosity, inputted a few keywords related to their fetish. To their surprise, the generator produced a full-length article that had the potential to reach thousands of people.
"I couldn't believe my luck," said the spammer. "I had found a way to share my kinks with the world without any effort on my part. All I had to do was feed the generator some prompts, and it would do the rest. I felt like a kid in a candy store."
The spammer admitted that their fetish was not widely accepted and could be considered taboo by some. However, they argued that there was nothing wrong with sharing their interest with others and that those who didn't like it could simply ignore the article.
"I'm not hurting anyone," said the spammer. "If someone finds my articles offensive, they can just scroll past them. It's not like I'm forcing anyone to read them."
But not everyone sees it that way. Several users have reported receiving spam articles that contained graphic descriptions of sexual acts and fetishes that made them uncomfortable. Some have even called for legal action against the spammer, arguing that their actions amount to harassment.
"It's not just harmless fun," said one user who wished to remain anonymous. "Their articles are disgusting and offensive, and I don't want to be exposed to that kind of content without my consent. It's a violation of my privacy and my right to a safe online experience."
Despite the backlash, the spammer seems undeterred and has continued to use the AI news generator to spread their fetish articles. They argue that they are simply exercising their right to free speech and that those who don't like it can block or report them.
"I'm not doing anything wrong," said the spammer. "I'm just expressing myself in a way that I find enjoyable. If people can't handle that, that's their problem, not mine."
Whether or not the spammer's actions are truly harmless remains up for debate. But one thing is for sure: the AI news generator has given them a platform to share their fetish with the world, whether we like it or not.
