AI-edited photos can alter memories of things you experienced in real life. This knowledge will be weaponized. Here comes the False Memory Industrial Complex.
Similar subject area, but I was watching a YT video last week that said that something like 50% of the accounts on social were bots. I don't know where this guy got this information, but he was citing some study.
Does this sound right? And if it's, say, 40% and not 50- what does that say about these platforms? And what are we all doing on them?
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screen addiction is the foundation on which these hells are built.
Dishonest candidates, despots, authoritarians, oligarchs, or reputation management consultants, not to mention advertisers, have long been aware of the malleability of human memories. (Check out some of the first work quantifying the effect: https://news.northwestern.edu/stories/2012/09/your-memory-is-like-the-telephone-game/#:~:text=Every%20time%20you%20remember%20an,the%20first%20to%20show%20this.) But AI image manipulation makes it easier.
Great article on North Korea infiltrating I.E. Keep up the good work.
Thank you!
Similar subject area, but I was watching a YT video last week that said that something like 50% of the accounts on social were bots. I don't know where this guy got this information, but he was citing some study.
Does this sound right? And if it's, say, 40% and not 50- what does that say about these platforms? And what are we all doing on them?