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Here lies the internet, murdered by generative AI | Corruption everywhere, even in YouTube's kids content
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I think the difference is that generative AI is allowing the spammy bullshit to outpace the anti-bullshit measures faster than before. I don't think it's demonization to point out that it's a problem.
Like any filters for spammy bullshit, they just need to be improved. That's the cycle for any new development of technology. We didn't know how to discern the difference between photoshopped images and real ones, then people smarter than most found it leaves artifacts in the images that can be detected.
The same will happen to AI where real and generated will be fenced off from each other. Is it bad literally right now as it's developing? Yes, of course. The anti-measures will come soon. AI is a tool that has the propensity for being misused like anything else and the reactionary take that it's "going to kill everything we love" is just frustratingly stupid.