2 ms·
It is supremely intellectually interesting but "loving" it isn't a word that has come to my mind. In short order you won't be able to trust anything that isn't
by flangola7 4y ago
It is supremely intellectually interesting but "loving" it isn't a word that has come to my mind. In short order you won't be able to trust anything that isn't physically in front of you. Live video calls will not be sufficient to prove you are talking to your actual doctor or boss or family member.
- theage 4y agoImagine there are no celebrities, telling us what to trust. Skepticism in media will have to make a comeback.
- hammyhavoc 4y agoCelebritarian obsession was accelerated by Photoshop fakery. Why would AI be any different? Auto-Tune didn't kill interest in pop. Hatsune Miku is a Vocaloid. Gorillaz isn't an actual band. These aren't new ideas. They seem to have been roaring successes. vTubers seem to do alright too. Deepfake porn and VR porn seem to do well too. Plastic surgery is popular too. Wigs, makeup, veneers, all very mainstream with consumers. If anything, there seems to be a good demand for escapism. Why do people quote movies? Why do people obsess over lore? Because it resonates with them. It doesn't need to be real to appeal on some level. When so much of life is "fake", what difference does it make? However, is it all OK for mental health? Well, we know the answer to that.