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A fatal assumption people make about a person’s online corpus is that the person is actually expressing their true thoughts and personality instead of a LARPed
by deadbabe 2y ago
A fatal assumption people make about a person’s online corpus is that the person is actually expressing their true thoughts and personality instead of a LARPed version of themselves that deliberately acts more inflammatory to get engagement.
If the person is not being genuine, you will not simulate their true personality and interests, you will be simulating their character. Most people are probably not genuine, except in their one on one conversations with people they know in real life.
- Chance-Device 2y agoIf they’re consistently “not genuine” in their interactions with others, then what’s the difference? I agree that people will have different presentation depending on context; I don’t speak at home exactly the way that I post on here for example. But you are certainly capturing the same aspect or persona that other people see in that context. Like with most things AI it’s about data, you need copious amounts of data in varying contexts. To really capture a person, you’d probably have to get them to write out their thoughts as well. Including all the ones they would never say.