Ricky Schroder says AI-generated explicit content is ‘dangerous tool,’ needs to be regulated

Ricky Schroder stated this week he believes pornography generated by synthetic intelligence is a “dangerous road to go down.”

“I’m not an expert on AI, but I’m concerned about people that want to make pornographic images using AI that look like real people,” the “Silver Spoons” star advised Fox News Digital in a current interview. “I think that that’s a dangerous road to go down.”

Schroder, who is a founding member of the Council on Pornography Reform (CPR), stated there needs to be laws concerning the arrival of AI in pornography.

“It’s one of our goals at the Council on Pornography Reform is to have some controls over AI pornography,” he added.

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Ricky Schroder referred to as AI-generated pornography a “dangerous road to go down.” (Fox News Digital)

The 53-year-old stated that some individuals “declare it isn’t against the law, you understand, to take a look at AI porn of even underage kids as a result of there’s probably no sufferer, they are saying.”

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He continued, “I say that’s wrong. It is a crime because the victim is the one who views it. The victim is the one who walks out into society and interacts with all of us after having ingested AI porn. So, I think it’s a dangerous, dangerous tool.” 

CPR’s mission is to “promote a safer and more responsible digital landscape by advocating for comprehensive reforms in the realm of explicit adult content.”

The group is related to Schroder’s lately launched Reel American Heroes Foundation, a nonprofit that produces movies, documentaries and tv collection that promote patriotic and conventional values. 

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Schroder started his profession as a baby in 1979’s “The Champ.” (Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images)

Schroder advised Fox News Digital that the Reel American Heroes Foundation is creating tasks to advance the objectives of the Council on Pornography Reform and at present has a documentary titled “Erotic Erosion” within the works.

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Schroder lately launched the Reel American Heroes Foundation, a nonprofit that produces movies, documentaries and tv collection that promote patriotic and conventional values. (Christopher Polk/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal by way of Getty Images by way of Getty Images)

“We’re making a documentary that appears on the disastrous results of 45 years of web pornography that is been pushed into our tradition and our society,” Schroder stated. “When internet pornography first came into the world, it was in the .xxx URL, and for various reasons, they shut down the .xxx URL, and they moved it all into the .com world. And so one of our goals at the Council on Pornography Reform is to move all adult content back into the .xxx URL, where it’s easier to control it.”

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Schroder, who began as a baby actor within the 1979 film “The Champ,” additionally stated within the interview that he by no means “fit in” in Hollywood, and as an individual of religion, he stated the recommendation he’d give to his youthful self would be “don’t lose sight of the Lord, because in Hollywood, it’s easy to lose sight of the Lord there.”