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>Not too late to create training data by which the social media platform can detect and remove subsequent scams. How is that going to happen? We're assuming t
by Jiro 4y ago
>Not too late to create training data by which the social media platform can detect and remove subsequent scams.
How is that going to happen? We're assuming the AI posts exactly like a human until the comment about Pepsi comes out. It'll be impossible to distinguish from a human, by assumption. Or are you going to just have the site reject everything which mentions Pepsi negatively?
>How is this different from Coca-Cola paying influencers to post negative stuff about Pepsi?
AIs don't need to be paid.
- ShredKazoo 4y ago>How is that going to happen? We're assuming the AI posts exactly like a human until the comment about Pepsi comes out. It'll be impossible to distinguish from a human, by assumption. Or are you going to just have the site reject everything which mentions Pepsi negatively? You could have a reporting system. >AIs don't need to be paid. At scale, this sort of service is not going to be free. But I suppose AI could make it a lot cheaper.