/tech/ - Technology

>>20097
It already feels unusable :/

>>20097
this is a warning, we are about to be flooded by Redditors.

It's worse than that. They are trying to learn how to read peoples minds. Thought crime will become a thing in near future.

i fear getting old in this society. i might actually fucking kill myself if i feel my mind start to go. i already see baby boomers following for the most obvious phone and email scams. when it's my turn to be 60 or 70 years old they'll be using AI to fake the voices of my loved ones in order to trick me into doing all sorts of insane shit. I won't even know if the person on my phone is really my daughter or not.

shit is fucking bleak. porky stole the past from us. porky is stealing the present from us. porky will steal the future from us. it's over.

>>20097
>search anything up without all of the top results being confidently incorrect AI-generated shit
Even before AI started worsening this issue this was bad enough I started learning to use my bookmarks and RSS feeds for sites I already know are reliable. Then just use forums like the one you're on right now to curate them to expand your library.
You never *needed* search engines, and you not missing out on something integral now that they aren't an option.
>What happens when they start generating videos
They already do, have you not used YouTube in the last 5 years? Curation and RSS fixes this.
>break down captcha so that even forums get run over?
Legitimate but manageable concern. use robots.txt and ip blocking to prevent search engines from scraping the site, create more obtuse forms of capcha, and foster in-site culture to make the tonal difference between bots and users more appearent, i.e. encouraging non-standard grammar and banning algorithmthings like wojaks.

>>20101
>60 or 70 years old they'll be using AI to fake the voices of my loved ones in order to trick me into doing all sorts of insane shit.
already happening

>>20097
Bots are already used by political operators and I'm pretty sure they can already beat captchas. Reddit and 4chan already have obvious bots and shills there.

Yes. This is why porky wants to regulate it with not only Porky's Policy, but law. It's not a real problem until Porky Starts Replacing Us and things like the video are more common. When robots start replacing us, people WILL die off because they are no longer needed for the Economy.

>>20102
AI can get around that by studying inputs from users and copying them. Say, people don't capitalize the first letter of words or use periods, ai can be configured for this. There really is no way to tell who is real and who isn't, if it's done properly.

>>20105
>There really is no way to tell who is real and who isn't
What if reality is a spook?