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The guy behind the top 1 restaurant in London on TripAdvisor said that he used to write fake reviews. Right now its not too difficult to identify patterns that
by angarg12 9y ago
The guy behind the top 1 restaurant in London on TripAdvisor said that he used to write fake reviews.
Right now its not too difficult to identify patterns that tell real accounts or comments from fake ones, but as AI learns to write better and create more believable images and videos, I wonder how long it will take to create a bot account indistinguishable from a real one.
Maybe this should be the Turing Test of our time.
- aphextron 9y ago>I wonder how long it will take to create a bot account indistinguishable from a real one. They are already pervasive. That’s why I stopped using Twitter. It is literally impossible to tell if you are reacting to an actual human’s tweet, or just being manipulated by bots.
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- akvadrako 9y agoIt depends what you are looking for. A bot today might even have a real insight, just by the luck of mixing two random points together. Just look at the top picks of r/subredditsimulator. But it won't be able to hold a longer conversation - that seems like a far ways off.
- rkuykendall-com 9y ago> A bot today might even have a real insight, just by the luck of mixing two random points together When playing Apples to Apples or Cards Against Humanity, and everyone puts their best attempts in a pile, add a random card from the deck. In many of the games I've played the deck wins by a long-shot.