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Proving you are a human and not a computer doesn't have to publicly reveal a single thing about you (other than the crypto signature). Think of it like an SSL c
by standardly 4y ago
Proving you are a human and not a computer doesn't have to publicly reveal a single thing about you (other than the crypto signature). Think of it like an SSL cert for a person rather than a server. I'm purely spitballing man. It's a problem someone will eventually have to come up with a solution for and I think we already have the tools.
- GMoromisato 4y agoThe problem is that one can't be trusted to sign their own work--otherwise they could sign AI-generated text. This only works if a trusted human signs your work after watching you generate it.
- standardly 4y agoEasy. We just need an AI that serves as a public notary. Wait a minute.. It really is an interesting problem to think about. The other commenter pointed out you could just sign an AI text - I see all the issues, but my gut feeling tells me there is an elegant solution somewhere.