this? it is certainly scalable to that level you talked about, that russian firehouse of propaganda and misinformation. is there a way to keep it in check that it s actually feasible? i don t know for sure is the honest answer. what stack overflow did is banned submissions by it. i think we have to have a conversation if somebody puts out a certain quantity of misinformation, whether that is a crime, like, liable, we have to reevaluate our laws. we probably also have to building forms of artificial intelligence that can sort of fight back. so, we made traffic you have been cyber war fair, a kind of cat and mouse game where people make new ai to detect the fake ai. current ai is better at making it then detect to get, and that s something i ve been thinking about myself. how to build ai that recognizes facts and evaluate source facts. that is the thing that follows from there.
simulations of almost anything, but it doesn t really know what is talking about. it has no ethics. it has no values. it can easily be used for good but also for evil. people who wants to run propaganda campaigns can use it to make lots and lots of every plausible disinformation, telling you this or that health product is great for you, making up the benefits that might not actually have benefits or telling you the value of white nationalism or whatever you want it s to do. and because it has no values are no real comprehension of the real world, it can make a lot of. it s there s something called the firehouse of propaganda model, and that s what it is. it can make a fire hose of propaganda, and we need to be worried. nobody is going to be able to recognize whether it is written by a machine or whether it is written by a person. so, at that volume, it s going to completely change, i think, trust dynamics in the world. it already overwhelmed one website, the computer programs use a lot
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