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You 're probably in tech so you already know. But the public isn't even aware how easy it is to e.g. copy someone's voice with AI. The mainstream news are unin
by seydor 3y ago
You 're probably in tech so you already know. But the public isn't even aware how easy it is to e.g. copy someone's voice with AI. The mainstream news are uninterested
- gumballindie 3y ago> But the public isn't even aware how easy it is to e.g. copy someone's voice with AI. I always demo it where people are open to it, I show them how it can used to steal their banking data (that has been the case already for many years), explain how everything they do is tracked (to those a little bit savy i show them the "hidden" tracking pixels here and there), I demo how people can talk about certain topics or search on site A and then similar content is shown on site B, and so on. Spread the word, demo, explain, educate. The mainstream is interested but they don't know how it works. They imagine cabals of people in secret dark chambers when in fact it was product managers in daily standups planning and delivering all this and an all too open to corruption politicians happy to keep the maases obedient and numb.
- fakedang 3y ago> when in fact it was product managers in daily standups planning and delivering all this and an all too open to corruption politicians happy to keep the maases obedient and numb. So cabals of people in secret dark chambers?
- gumballindie 3y ago> So cabals of people in secret dark chambers? I don't recall people holding daily standups in dark chambers. Perhaps in a dark pub but there's nothing secret about it.
- JohnFen 3y agoYes, I already know about the increased use of facial recognition. But you said that we're doing a bad job of telling people how to prepare for it. I don't know how to prepare for it, though. What should I be doing, and what should I be telling others to do?
- seydor 3y agoTell them what is possible