Re:AI-assisted fake porn are being used by people on Reddit ...
by phinnaeus on Sunday December 31, 2017 @10:19AM
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> We then learned not to trust gossip, not to trust uncorroborated sources, etc.
Somewhat ironically, I feel a citation is needed here.
Re:AI-assisted fake porn are being used by people on Reddit ...
by Izkata on Sunday December 31, 2017 @04:24PM
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Makes me think of the phrase "pics or it didn't happen".
Granted it was a lot more common before photoshop-style software was everywhere.
Re:AI-assisted fake porn are being used by people on Reddit ...
by jaakl on Tuesday January 02, 2018 @04:47AM
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The video by itself will be shortly a medium what noone believes as ground truth, just as a written word or a drawing is now. We should be able to construct better cameras with tamperproof footage. But not sure how, as with realtime editing we cannot trust trivial things like secure timestamping. Secure video blockchain anyone?
Re:AI-assisted fake porn are being used by people on Reddit ...
by sametmax on Sunday December 31, 2017 @03:55PM
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> We then learned not to trust gossip, not to trust uncorroborated sources, etc.
If it needed any more proof (than facebook, fox, ads, gov propaganda...) that this never happened, I think the Trump debacle should be final evidence this is fantasy.
Re:AI-assisted fake porn are being used by people on Reddit ...
by cyberpunk0 on Sunday December 31, 2017 @01:39PM
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You overestimate people
I hope it might actually help people be more skeptical of what they're reading and seeing. And hopefully it will help news media be more skeptical of their sources as well. If that doesn't happen then this will be a disaster.