Comment by emporas

We will ditch anonymity, but for pseudonymity, not eponymity. Meaning someone, somewhere will know who is who and can attest that 1000 usernames are humans, but people will be able to identify with just a username to everyone else, except that one person.

>In practice that means PKI or web of trust (or variants/combinations), plus reputation systems.

Yep, that is the way.

Also LLMs will help us create new languages or dialects from existing languages, with the purpose of distinguishing the inner group of people from the outer group of people, and the outer group of LLMs as well. We are in a language arms race for that particular purpose for thousands of years. Now LLMs are one more reason for the arms race to continue.

If we focus for example in making new languages or dialects which sound better to the ear, LLMs have no ears, it is always humans who will be one step ahead of the machine, providing that the language evolves non stop. If it doesn't evolve all the time, LLMs will have time to catch up. Ears are some of the more advanced machinery on our bodies.

BTW I am making right now a program which takes a book written in Ancient Greek and creates an audiobook, or videobook automatically using Google's text to speech. The same program on Google Translate website.

I think people will be addicted in the future with how new languages sound or can be sung.