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We know what 'trustworthy means', it's not an extant perception. We know exactly what we're doing when we estimate trustworthiness from a particular attribute.
by jollybean 5y ago
We know what 'trustworthy means', it's not an extant perception.
We know exactly what we're doing when we estimate trustworthiness from a particular attribute.
The particpants may or may not know some of the faces are AI, it's besides the point.
'Estimate how well a football player's career will go from a photo'. It doesn't matter if the photos are real or not - it's an understanding of which characteristics we use to estimate trustorthiness, assent knowing their actual trustworthiness.
- Talanes 5y agoAsserting that everyone shares your semantic understanding and then only arguing based on that seems unproductive. Especially when it's unclear which of the definitions I used that you're arguing that "we know." You say it's not a perception, but then describe perception in the last sentence.