Comment by wolverine876
1 year ago
We should ban all representations of computers as human; all computer-generated (including AI-generated) communication needs to identify itself as such.
One way to think of it: Why not, unless you are trying to trick someone?
> Why not, unless you are trying to trick someone?
On social media, there's no good UI/UX for communicating something is AI-generated without it being too verbose and defeating the point. It sounds silly, but it's the truth.
Meta's requirement for AI-generated media to be disclosed on FB/Insta has been the only push toward social media support.
> On social media, there's no good UI/UX for communicating something is AI-generated without it being too verbose and defeating the point. It sounds silly, but it's the truth.
It is silly. Of all problems in the world, I bet that one could be solved.
Until we properly integrate LLM into culture, people can always test by making off-color remarks that trip up commercial LLM filters. Or by asking strangely off-topic questions. There are quirks that we can use to spot them.