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Artificial Intelligence Won’t Replace Sex Workers — But It May Change The Digital Sex Economy
Suzy Katz speaks to AI experts and sex therapists on the potential impact of artificial intelligence and sex tech on sex and sex work in an exclusive piece for Cashmere.
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It’s Cool That OnlyFans Has A New CEO, But Sex Workers Are Getting Banned From The Platform Without Notice.
Cashmere’s editorial lead Victoria Gagliardo-Silver writes on Onlyfans new CEO and the problems sex workers are facing on the platform.
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Sex, Art, and Money: Does Sex Work Subsidize The Arts?
“Many creatives are self-employed, and freelancers haven’t been able to demand more pay in line with the skyrocketing inflation. As bills go up, it’s getting harder and harder for artists to support themselves.”
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Life After Sex Work: My Nudes Are Everywhere. Now What?
“The industry fundamentally changed the way I valued myself. It made me beholden to income in ways non-sexual work didn’t. I, and society, attached a monetary value to my appearance.”
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It’s All For Show: Debunking Misconceptions About Sex Work, Money, and Labor
“The reality is that sex work, like many other forms of self-employment, is often a matter of feast or famine.”
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Content Leaks Are More Than Revenue Loss For Sex Workers —It’s a Violation of Consent
“Paywalling one’s content is not just a way to earn income for many adult workers, but also forms a privacy buffer between themselves and the rest of the world.”
