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You want to sign up to the developer section of Steam and ask there.
There's plenty of porn games on Steam that use realistic 3D models, some so high quality you'd have hard time distinguishing them from photos of real people.
BTW, lot of adverts you see today are 100% AI generated, and feature no real people even if they look they do.
Steam should ban all photo-realistic gore fest shooters. They won't for the same reason they won't ban porn: they sell. If you don't want to see porn games, you shouldn't have opted in to see them.
Steam is a game store, not a porn store. The context matter because steam isn't selling movies but games. Steam is a GAME store. Other online stores do it as well...
You could go to amazon and type porn in their search...it only shows something about 80.000 results....around 1000 for prime video.
Security settings are set by parents. If you want to blame anyone, don't blame steam who did make these settings. Blame the parents who don't use them. Easy.
You're trying hard to paint Steam as what it's not. Go figure why. The fact is: Steam is a game store. It sells games. For everyone. Just don't be a bad parent.
If you don't like NSFW stuff, reenable filters and you are good to go.