Humanness in the Age of AI

calculated wrote: post #4

wskish wrote: post #2

It's only when you are the product that you actually need to prove you are human

What about when you try to have a social network without bots?

People aren't going to submit themselves to biometric checks just to post stuff on reddit...

These social media will probably die when people realize that they are wasting their time answering bots, but these bots will take over soon or later.

Re: Humanness in the Age of AI

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Post by calculated » Sat, Apr 01, 2023, 6:44 AM UTC

throw_m239339 wrote: post #6

calculated wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What about when you try to have a social network without bots?

People aren't going to submit themselves to biometric checks just to post stuff on reddit... These social media will probably die when people realize that they are wasting their time answering bots, but these bots will take over soon or later.

Ok what about going to court, submitting evidence - a video of someone committing fraud?

Re: Humanness in the Age of AI

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Post by wwweston » Sat, Apr 01, 2023, 6:46 AM UTC

calculated wrote: post #4

wskish wrote: post #2

It's only when you are the product that you actually need to prove you are human

What about when you try to have a social network without bots?

Which social network doesn't have people as the product?

Re: Humanness in the Age of AI

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Post by ssss11 » Sat, Apr 01, 2023, 6:51 AM UTC

xch wrote: post #3

Polygon is a scam

I didn’t see any reference to Polygon in the article. Can you elaborate on your comment?

Re: Humanness in the Age of AI

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Post by ssss11 » Sat, Apr 01, 2023, 6:52 AM UTC

A small fee to use a service will get rid of fake identities and bots. The answer is charging a fair fee. Not scanning iris’ to track that every person only has one account.