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I am worried about the changes in laws this will bring. As on date, the state cannot force you to testify against your own interests. It is the states responsi
by kumarvvr 3y ago
I am worried about the changes in laws this will bring.
As on date, the state cannot force you to testify against your own interests. It is the states responsibility to ensure it finds the evidence to present to courts.
With situations like this, the chipping away of rights will begin.
How do the cops know which is real and which is fake? Make the convict tell.
The problem is a tech problem, which has to be solved by techies. Otherwise, we will land up into a quagmire of privacy and state protections eroding, or the AI technology itself will be heavily regulated / banned.
- ghaff 3y ago>The problem is a tech problem, which has to be solved by techies. When has that ever been the way it worked? Or arguably should have worked?
- loceng 3y agoTL;DR - Could fake AI child abuse content be being pumped out as part of manufacturing consent from the general population to bring in more controlling policy to then implement a totalitarian state?
- shzhdbi09gv8ioi 3y agoThey are already using child protection as an argument to implement totalitarian measures. The most recent example that come to mind is the European Union Chat Control, which were meant to break all e2e encryption, enforcing on-device data scanning and fingerprinting to function.
- thaumasiotes 3y ago> How do the cops know which is real and which is fake? Make the convict tell. What would that accomplish? All you'll learn is that they're all fake.