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> unless the human/computer interfaces require constant biometric authentication Other than the obvious path of getting over this fear of bots and whatnot, I s
by squigz 2y ago
> unless the human/computer interfaces require constant biometric authentication
Other than the obvious path of getting over this fear of bots and whatnot, I see 2 options forward in this regard:
1) government ID verification on all major platforms
2) end-to-end verification of all software being ran, and refusal to run other programs if unsigned code is present; I'm pretty sure there's plenty of efforts in this area already
- polotics 2y agoSure, end-to-end verification of software being run could be a thing, but what then prevents the LLM-assisted setup from using an analog video feed to a separate computer, and analog input back on keyboard and mouse? Do you also expect we'd sign-off on location and proximity -tracking for all computing devices in existence?
- squigz 2y agoI mean... I wouldn't have expected us to 'sign off' on many of the privacy-eroding shit we've been given, and yet... To be clear, I agree that this is a losing battle, but I don't think that's going to stop some interested parties in pushing systems like what we're talking about.
- doctorpangloss 2y agoEvery time you access a Cloudflare WAF protected service from an iPhone’s cell connection, you are living the situation you describe.