I was thinking about how soon we potentially won’t be able to believe any photo, video or text we see online is “real”. Talking in real life to people will be the only way to build trust.
Get out of here dude. You’re not following what I’m saying: with AI we won’t know if the person we’re talking to online is a person. We won’t know what other people believe or want based on digital media. We already don’t to a degree, we self select content we want to see, we create our bubble. People don’t like riding the bus, people don’t like going to the DMV, because then you’re interacting with people from every background with lots of weird ideas and uncomfortable personalities. Plenty of people flat out suck. But I think being socially uncomfortable is both overinflated as a fear and a requirement for making real life change, instead of just posting.
I was thinking about how soon we potentially won’t be able to believe any photo, video or text we see online is “real”. Talking in real life to people will be the only way to build trust.
Have you met people in real life? Good luck.
Get out of here dude. You’re not following what I’m saying: with AI we won’t know if the person we’re talking to online is a person. We won’t know what other people believe or want based on digital media. We already don’t to a degree, we self select content we want to see, we create our bubble. People don’t like riding the bus, people don’t like going to the DMV, because then you’re interacting with people from every background with lots of weird ideas and uncomfortable personalities. Plenty of people flat out suck. But I think being socially uncomfortable is both overinflated as a fear and a requirement for making real life change, instead of just posting.
lol
You’re right, don’t get out of here I’m glad we’re here together in cyberspace