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Oh, you forget that the AI that generates hate or other disruption always can be aimed at will, like a weapon. If you thought russian/chinese troll farms were
by AstralStorm 4y ago
Oh, you forget that the AI that generates hate or other disruption always can be aimed at will, like a weapon.
If you thought russian/chinese troll farms were bad, wait for this little trick...
- sebzim4500 4y agoYou not just write it once and copy-paste it to every youtube comment section? I don't see why being able to generate it cheaply matters much, the number of words you write has nothing to do with the number of impressions.
- llamaLord 4y agoIMO the issue with hate speech is tools like Facebook and twitter that allow it to be broadcast to hundreds of millions of people at once. Slightly increasing the efficiency at at which the hate speech can be written is drops in the ocean compared to that.
- falcolas 4y agoA specific example: one person works with H8-GPT using a list of 1000 subreddits to tailor misogynistic messages to each subreddit at a rate of 20 posts per subreddit every day. Automated cross posting detectors wont work against such messages, meaning human moderators would have to work a lot harder to stop the output of one person. And there would be more than one person. You could effectively destroy thousands of forums with very few people this way.
- llamaLord 4y agoYeah but anyone bothering to go to this much effort could most likely have just paid a troll-farm in the Philippines to do this today. The investment required to pull that off at scale would be non-trivial (I'm not talking millions, but tens of thousands let's say). You can pay kids in India to make up a LOT of dumb shit on Reddit for that kind of money. At best, it's a linear increase in the problem. Not exponential like social-media