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Seems like some of this is technically solvable if we want. Phones already have secure elements, use them to sign video, cert chain goes to the manufacturer, an
by DennisP 4y ago
Seems like some of this is technically solvable if we want. Phones already have secure elements, use them to sign video, cert chain goes to the manufacturer, and a secure path between the camera and signer much like we use for players of copy protected content. Use it just for raw unprocessed video, and publish that for anything you want to authenticate.
- ChatGTP 4y agoI know this sound paranoid, but how do you know someone hasn't used ChatGPT-20 to hack the encryption used and that the video is "real". What about how dire the consequences when this happens and the clip is America declaring war on China, but it's really fake and it's hard to prove? We're entering some dangerous times for information.
- DennisP 4y agoBecause we use cryptography that's withstood attacks by legions of cryptographers, and ChatGPT barely does arithmetic. I'm sure version 20 will be better but that doesn't mean it'll be able to invent new cryptographic attacks. When we have superintelligent AGI, cryptography might be vulnerable to it, but that'll be the least of our worries.