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FliesOnRedShit t1_jacpzqn wrote
It’ll fool future generations so easily. Yep, they’re fucked. Thank f I’ll be long gone.
AttentionSpanZero t1_jacqsq3 wrote
Steven Seagal was generated by really bad AI back in the nineties. He actually never existed.
StackmasterK t1_jacsgkp wrote
It begins...
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burn-it-all- t1_jad629v wrote
I've heard this a lot in the context of news, but I don't know if I believe it.
You could say the same thing about words. Anybody can say anything online, but that doesn't mean you necessarily believe them. You cross-check their words with trusted sources and weigh what they say against what you believe to be rational and reasonable. I think people will just learn to do the same thing with photos and videos.
Plus there will likely be enough law suits around this to establish some kind of norm.
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MasterDavicous t1_jae09tw wrote
I think humans will always develop ways to distinguish what's authentic from what isn't. Sure maybe more people will be fooled at first glance, but I think there will always be the option to go and fact check it from reliable sources.
yourwifeisuglyasfuck t1_jae1jqp wrote
You're really underestimating how stupid my generation is and how that will in turn cause our future kids to also be stupid.
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