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post 1696980793 01-26-2024, 09:30 AM
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The problem is making these ai nudes isn't even a special thing for users with powerful computing power...

You can download apps on the play store and stsrt making nudes of anyone in like 30 seconds
post 1696981203 01-26-2024, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted By Gronnie⏩
Easy times breed weak men. Hard times breed hard men.
what do medium times breed?
post 1696981843 01-26-2024, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted By Nocturnal310⏩
web 2.0 will self decimate once AI floods every social platform and website with completely fake digital information distorting the digital reality.

they had a good opportunity to use blockchain to avoid this problem by having content verified to be authentic but now deepfakes and bots will take more and more of digital space to manipulate minds of NPCs
Listened to a keynote speech that touched on that aspect(should be able to share if you’re interested). The talk was on upcoming dangers of the digital age, both from a social and weaponized perspective. With regards to your point, the analogy he gave was the metals used in the space station. All the metals mined after the 50’s have slightly higher levels of radiation due to the nuclear testing done around the world…which makes it not ideal to use for making things that will be used on the space station. So pre-1950s material(ie non-polluted) are coveted due to that. It’s the same way with online data. Data from before a certain year we can know that it wasn’t “polluted” with AI and is more reliable with regard to analyzing human behavior. That’s the gist of it, but I may have screwed up some of the details.
post 1696987253 01-26-2024, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted By Nocturnal310⏩
web 2.0 will self decimate once AI floods every social platform and website with completely fake digital information distorting the digital reality.

they had a good opportunity to use blockchain to avoid this problem by having content verified to be authentic but now deepfakes and bots will take more and more of digital space to manipulate minds of NPCs
People are going to be forced to going back to interacting with each other IRL over this. Dating apps for example, actual people on there nowadays are starting to act more like bots. Compared to the past, it's become more of a platform for sexualized chatting as opposed to actually meeting. If it is a bot of course they're not going to meet you. More people will leave the dating apps until it's eventually just AI bots all chatting with each other on the apps.
post 1697079923 01-28-2024, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010⏩
Listened to a keynote speech that touched on that aspect(should be able to share if you’re interested). The talk was on upcoming dangers of the digital age, both from a social and weaponized perspective. With regards to your point, the analogy he gave was the metals used in the space station. All the metals mined after the 50’s have slightly higher levels of radiation due to the nuclear testing done around the world…which makes it not ideal to use for making things that will be used on the space station. So pre-1950s material(ie non-polluted) are coveted due to that. It’s the same way with online data. Data from before a certain year we can know that it wasn’t “polluted” with AI and is more reliable with regard to analyzing human behavior. That’s the gist of it, but I may have screwed up some of the details.
do share, definitely interested to learn more.

i was talking to a friend who works in cloud technology and i was basically taking a sh!t over cloud tech due to my concerns over your files both enterprise and consumer being manipulated or modified that is stored on servers. i had a coworker who used to diligently hard print most of his work and files into a folder, i asked him why and he said he read somewhere that data stored on silicon chip based storage technology is not tested to last beyond 50 years and lot of original data would be lost in these digital walled decentralized gardens.
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post 1697080133 01-28-2024, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010⏩
Listened to a keynote speech that touched on that aspect(should be able to share if you’re interested). The talk was on upcoming dangers of the digital age, both from a social and weaponized perspective. With regards to your point, the analogy he gave was the metals used in the space station. All the metals mined after the 50’s have slightly higher levels of radiation due to the nuclear testing done around the world…which makes it not ideal to use for making things that will be used on the space station. So pre-1950s material(ie non-polluted) are coveted due to that. It’s the same way with online data. Data from before a certain year we can know that it wasn’t “polluted” with AI and is more reliable with regard to analyzing human behavior. That’s the gist of it, but I may have screwed up some of the details.
who was the speech by? This is interesting
post 1697080993 01-28-2024, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Shysty021⏩
Kids these days have a lot more chit they gotta maneuver through than when I was growing up…I don’t envy them

Brb irl chit
Brb going viral over some stupid chit they did
Brb if you get in a fight the whole world can see it
Brb social media bullying and irl bullying
Brb kids thinking you’re weird if you don’t have social media
Brb scrolling through social media and getting depressed cause you dont look like or have the other kids have
Brb navigating new technology
Brb AI nudes
Brb watch your comments bro
All of it can be avoided by making social media 21+ (along with tobacco, alcohol, voting)

Parents realizing their children don't need smart devices, we did just fine without cellphones
*Tolerance is the lube that slides the dildo of dysfunction into the ass of civilized society*

*We didn't deserve snailsrus*

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post 1697082153 01-28-2024, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010⏩
Listened to a keynote speech that touched on that aspect(should be able to share if you’re interested). The talk was on upcoming dangers of the digital age, both from a social and weaponized perspective. With regards to your point, the analogy he gave was the metals used in the space station. All the metals mined after the 50’s have slightly higher levels of radiation due to the nuclear testing done around the world…which makes it not ideal to use for making things that will be used on the space station. So pre-1950s material(ie non-polluted) are coveted due to that. It’s the same way with online data. Data from before a certain year we can know that it wasn’t “polluted” with AI and is more reliable with regard to analyzing human behavior. That’s the gist of it, but I may have screwed up some of the details.
Weird. I first learnt about the metal radiation thing a couple hours ago, then i see you mention it.
post 1697082353 01-28-2024, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted By gbullock32⏩
Man, that being a thing never occurred to me. Kids gonna be fcked, high school is gonna get weird fast; wonder if that would get them nailed with CP charges? Laws might be changing? Go for who made it, everyone who has it...
The logistics of all this will get very grey and complicated, is it considered illegal if it’s an AI generated image and not the actual thing?

Lawmakers will have a lot on their plate as the technology continues to advance

The public outcry on the Taylor Swift situation is bringing more attention to this issue but unfortunately this young girl lost her life before Swift became a victim
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post 1697082843 01-28-2024, 01:40 PM
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Social media is hugely beneficial to women, but I guess this was a rare fluke where it wasn't.
post 1697084773 01-28-2024, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Nocturnal310⏩
do share, definitely interested to learn more.

i was talking to a friend who works in cloud technology and i was basically taking a sh!t over cloud tech due to my concerns over your files both enterprise and consumer being manipulated or modified that is stored on servers. i had a coworker who used to diligently hard print most of his work and files into a folder, i asked him why and he said he read somewhere that data stored on silicon chip based storage technology is not tested to last beyond 50 years and lot of original data would be lost in these digital walled decentralized gardens.
The speech is more geared towards the cyber battle field in this century. Lots of great insight from someone who’s been on that front for a while, but starts off a little slow.



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