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The problem is that the label will become meaningless when it's overloaded. If everything that is touched by AI needs to be labeled, then every piece of conten
by Aerroon 3y ago
The problem is that the label will become meaningless when it's overloaded.
If everything that is touched by AI needs to be labeled, then every piece of content will be labeled as AI. If you have a 3 hour recording from Twitch with TTS in the middle, then that would get labeled as AI. Even if they didn't have to, nobody's going to check a 3 hour recording to see that they didn't get a TTS notification.
Put a photo from your phone into a video? Edited by AI.
Put a video from your phone into the video? Edited by AI.
Soon photo editing tools won't even make it obvious that they use AI. Is that "content aware fill" AI? Or is it something else? Will the average person even know?
- sebastiennight 3y agoI think there's a significant difference: - between "grammar- and spellchecking", vs "having ChatGPT write the script" - between "editing your pic with filters", vs "having MidJourney create the pic" - between "translating your video with TTS", vs "having a synthetic clone of you speak a script from scratch" The difference is qualitative rather than quantitative. In each case, one is AI-augmented, the second is AI-generated.