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If there were any reasonable way to do something like this, I would love to see it. Not necessarily a bond to be paid back when accepted, but rather, something
by JoshTriplett 8mo ago
If there were any reasonable way to do something like this, I would love to see it.
Not necessarily a bond to be paid back when accepted, but rather, something to ensure against AI. "If you assert this is not AI, insert $10. If a substantial number of people think your submission is AI, you lose the $10."
- quotemstr 8mo agoRight. Maybe a bond isn't exactly the right approach: mechanism design needs a lot of thought, and my suggestion was pre-coffee and off the cuff. That said, I'm convinced that some "skin in the game" approach can address AI slop spam.
- JoshTriplett 8mo agoAgreed. I'd love to see experiments in this area, and would love to support such experiments. I think they'd go hand in hand with a trust-oriented model. I think there's a lot of power in learning from the insurance actuary model: "you need insurance to do this, and actuaries figure out if you're hard to insure, which is a strong financial signal of your trustworthiness".