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Theoretically they could do it themselves, locally, but I suppose thats a poor assumption now that I think about it.
by brucethemoose2 3y ago
Theoretically they could do it themselves, locally, but I suppose thats a poor assumption now that I think about it.
- ethbr1 3y agoTo me, it's the Excel perspective (was trying to find a less network effect example): social impact = adoption rate x individual impact In the 90s and 00s, I expect fake generation would have been packaged up and made available for local execution. Now? In that age, there are a ton of mobile and/or walled garden users, even assuming technical sophistication. But as a counterpoint, the resulting images are trivially shared. So only one member of a social group needs to have the production means for it to be a problem. :/