@nishio: I think the most serious features are “The output of image generation AI has a watermark. I think the most serious feature is that “the output of image generation AI has digital watermarks so that future AI will not use it for training data”, “it is expected that people will use text creation AI to create explanatory blogs”, “text is more easily modified and reconstructed than pictures, so it is difficult to tell if it is AI-generated or not”.

  • @nishio: people who know what they’re doing are saying, “They’re generating bullshit commentary and it’s hilarious,” and the future The productivity of “blogs with bullshit commentary being written by humans right now” will increase a hundredfold, and the people writing those blogs don’t value being “correct commentary.” And readers who can’t discern the bullshit now, of course can’t discern it either.

  • @nishio: This is the same composition as Pixiv, where a lot of AI-generated images flow into Pixiv, and people who “want to see non-AI images” have trouble finding what they are looking for. This is the same composition as Pixiv, where people who “want to see non-AI images” have trouble finding what they are looking for.

  • @nishio: I personally dislike “commentary on bullshit content” regardless of whether it was generated by AI or not. I dislike “writing commentary” regardless of whether it’s AI-generated or not, but since it’s 100 times easier to do it and there’s an incentive for those who have been doing it to expand, I doubt that saying I dislike it will stop society from moving forward.

  • @nishio: Maybe media with a VOTE like StackOverflow, or a notated I think the weight will increase for media with votes like StackOverflow, or engines that allow readers to search for articles by a pre-defined “trusted authors list”.

@crs: since 2ch, we’ve gone from “[Not who said it, but what they said. Who said.” back to “[Not who said it, but what they said.

@sea85419: great series of thoughts. i feel like we can think of this as a question of how to respond to Information Civil Attack by or with AI. Information Civil Attack]. I think that ultimately it becomes a question of how to seek “collateral”. This may actually be the same problem that blockchain has tackled as proof of OO.

@hachimojino: I recall that fossil fuel combustion and nuclear testing changed the concentration of C14 in the atmosphere. I recall that the C14 dating had to be corrected due to changes in atmospheric C14 concentrations caused by fossil fuel combustion and nuclear testing.

@uma_blue: Is there a trend toward a Review Assistant AI? I wonder if there is a trend toward a Review Assistant AI.

@0xtkgshn: the time has come for curation by people to become a value


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