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Once it becomes cheap enough to make indistinguishable fake online personas, there will be a flood of commercial, spam, and scam accounts that make it impossibl
by swatcoder 4y ago
Once it becomes cheap enough to make indistinguishable fake online personas, there will be a flood of commercial, spam, and scam accounts that make it impossible to know who among your online connections is real and who isn’t.
It’s not about a cool looking ogre or background actor, it’s about a sudden inversion of signal:noise ratio for all online interactions
Obviously, you’ll still have your direct connections to people you know and trust to be real, and maybe some enjoyable “are they a bot??” interactions, but the social network experience that’s been around for the last 15 years will probably be over within the next 5.
- vkou 4y ago> Once it becomes cheap enough to make indistinguishable fake online personas, there will be a flood of commercial, spam, and scam accounts that make it impossible to know who among your online connections is real and who isn’t. Unless you have a personal, out-of-band relationship with that person, it has already been impossible to know that.
- candiodari 4y agoOr if you, you know, you talk to people. Which is perfectly possible even online.