Reddit can tell when I make an alternate account to get around a bullshit site wide ban but not when a robot is pretending that they took his wife in the divorce?
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If they couldn't tell, the bots would get banned sometimes.
Maybe Elon was on to something when Grok tagged everything with an unrelated diatribe about farmers in south Africa. Perhaps every AI model needs to be an activist about one random topic so we can tell them apart. Or ya know, maybe congress could do stuff to require their output be reverse searchable so we could just match up the output to what people say...
We could use public libraries to do some kind of "are you a human" confirmation. I.e. you get a digitally signed token proving that you are a human, that you can use on the internet to show that you are human. Only the library has to be trusted by the public ...
Could just do MFA checks for all posts, comments, and upvotes. Imagine?
It would cut out the slop about 99%
MFA helps boost security of an account. It would do nothing to prove a user is human or not.
The communities like AITAH and relationships on reddit are completely cooked. There is so much AI nonsense and as noted, people completely eat it up.
This isn't particularly noteworthy or concerning, imo. These two communities are probably the least likely to care about authenticity, and also best suited for a system that's only real success is spinning moderately coherent fictions. They have and will always be most interested in drama, which is easy to fabricate.
The real danger of these systems is shaping public discourse by sheer volume of noise. They can make any opinion seem overwhelmingly supported, or tear apart opposition with distractions and infighting. And they do it with a single-minded focus spread across thousands of voices.
They have and will always be most interested in drama, which is easy to fabricate.
Remember all the Reality Shows (TM) that took over because they had no scripting and relatively tiny production crews? They took over because they were cheap.
Looks like AI is about to lower that bar yet again.
Those quickly became scripted and fake reality too, if any of them were ever even not that.
AITAH has been mostly made up rage bait stories long time before AI nonsense. There’s nothing that generates more engagement than someone being wrong on the internet.
The difference now is that the rage bait has become automated.
AITAH for pranking my gf by putting a plastic bag over her head?
So I put a plastic bag over my gf's head as a joke. She flailed around and punched me in the face. Then she ran off somewhere, looking mad. Why can't she take a harmless prank? Where has humor gone these days?
The title is usually a bait and switch to get you into the comments.
AITAH for shoving a small child?
There was a bus about to hit them and I saved their life. Their mother cursed me out because the kid got a skinned knee. Half my family thinks I need to apologize. They're blowing up my phone.