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Chain of reputation. If you can trace back the claim to a person or persons who have reputation to stake on this, then it's unlikely to be completely fabricated
by 0_____0 11mo ago
Chain of reputation. If you can trace back the claim to a person or persons who have reputation to stake on this, then it's unlikely to be completely fabricated.
There are tech-related ways to tell for now but eventually it's going to come back to this.
- embedding-shape 11mo ago> Chain of reputation. If you can trace back the claim to a person or persons who have reputation to stake on this, then it's unlikely to be completely fabricated. AKA "Provenance" but digital, for those who want to look at existing methodologies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provenance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provenance
- shadyKeystrokes 11mo ago[dead]
- skylurk 11mo agoAdditionally, in a very concrete technical sense, "whatever1" must rely on the "chain of reputation" of the https certificate system to have confidence that what they saw is not sora.