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> There's no reason the number of humans dealing with these problems can't scale alongside the number of humans creating them. I would think the attackers are
by unishark 6y ago
> There's no reason the number of humans dealing with these problems can't scale alongside the number of humans creating them.
I would think the attackers are using automation also, to spam attacks as in other areas of fraud. It can only be a battle of AI ultimately.
- Perseids 6y agoDepends on which problem your tackling. With App reviews for example it is very easy to rate limit the 100 USD developer licenses. And also in cases like the one the medium article is facing businesses would gladly pay a hundred bucks to get real humans to produce competent answers/reviews/decisions. And if you dislike this solution because it creates a google tax (pay us or we'll block your site), make it not a service payment, but a security deposit which they'll only keep if you are fraudulent in some way.
- jsinai 6y agoIs it just me but the way things are currently stacked, human insight is still the best line of defence? The OP and other anecdotes in the comments are examples why we’re not quite at “AI vs AI” yet