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Isn't the issue that there's zero standards for a single signed photo? I agree trusting the author is an issue. It's certainly more of an issue the way PGP key
by Difwif 3y ago
Isn't the issue that there's zero standards for a single signed photo?
I agree trusting the author is an issue. It's certainly more of an issue the way PGP keys work today for normal people. The idea of a Web of Trust that the GnuPG documentation talk about could just be taken to a pretty obvious web 2.0 conclusion.
A website that associates an authorized identify to signing keys. 80% of the problem gets solved when large companies sign their photos, OpenAI signs Sora generated videos, Canon produces keys for every camera that can be registered with the owner, etc. People certify each other as real individuals. People start establishing histories of producing trusted signed content. Users flag keys/identities as fraudulent. The network gets stronger the more its used and soon enough it gets easy to spot an outlier.
- pavel_lishin 3y ago> OpenAI signs Sora generated videos What stops me from stripping out their signature, and replacing it with my signature? What stops me from running a video through a Canon camera, signing it with the key that's registered to me in their servers? And the outliers is where interesting footage will often come from. Few people in my web of trust are likely to happen to catch breaking news on their phone.