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ares623 8 hours ago

Again, I see this argument.

“Bad X has happened before and unsolved. Why worry about bad X^2?”

Personally I’d prefer if it remained at X so solutions can catch up. But that’s just me.

Bjartr 7 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I think the implication is we already handle these events well enough pre-ai, and that the events are not necessarily more disruptive just because an ai was used to trigger them.

Implicit in this though is the assumption that the increase in awareness of these events has more to do with an ai being involved rather than the event actually being exceptional.

xandrius 7 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Yep, why give people computers? It just increases the number of bad X, before writing these type of hoaxes were much less common.

theendisney 4 hours ago | parent [-]

I see room for a platform that only does auth, reviews and perhaps indexing.

Since you didnt ask, let me needlessly elaborate.

You can have YouTube or X or Facebook "design" a web page for you but those are always extremely lame. Just have websites in stead?? Their moderation looks more like a zombie shooter. Wikipedia has some kind of internet trial but that is so unsophisticated that it might even be worse.

It could be a simple redaction with a number of seats that can be emptied when the users request it though a random selection of jurors.

The redaction makes suggestions and eventually removes your website.

The site can still be publicly available before and after, it just doesnt live in the index.