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There's several other areas that would be good to categorically ban AI usage from: - gambling - dating - hiring - advertising It shouldn't even be con
by avaer 3mo ago
There's several other areas that would be good to categorically ban AI usage from:
- gambling
- dating
- hiring
- advertising
It shouldn't even be controversial that this would be broadly good for society.
I say that as an AI maximalist: I fully trust AI with these things. I do not trust the humans using the AI.
- jrflowers 3mo agoYou trust AI with dating?
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- mohamedkoubaa 3mo agoMaybe his taste in partners is just that bad
- what 3mo agoThey said to ban AI usage in dating (sites, I assume)?
- pjc50 3mo agoPerhaps we need OP to explain "I fully trust AI with these things", because it is difficult to define trust in this sense. Yes of course the human motivation was always going to be the real "AI threat", and fraud (and a hugely increased spam volume) was always going to be the main route of AI damage to society.
- beambot 3mo agoDoes basic photoshop count as AI usage...? What about changing color balance, dynamic range, etc?
- happytoexplain 3mo agoObviously not, though they may count as misleading image manipulation, and should be similarly regulated. The problem is subjectivity - AI is just a convenient bright line with an easy definition.
- TurdF3rguson 3mo ago> - dating That's called catfishing.
- SecretDreams 3mo agoFor the younger generations, it's just called Tuesday.
- muzani 3mo agoAdvertising would be fine if they checked it. Food advertising has used fake images forever, but it's okay because you know the meatballs don't look like that. You have an idea of what warm fries taste like without the fake heat imagery. But the dress you get is not the same as the dress in the picture. If the model looked like you, the dress should fit the same, but the AI dresses don't. Same figure, same skin color, same height, and yet the dress looks different. That's the problem with homes. There's no way a room fits that many things but AI will make it look like it does. There's a distortion where it changes the specification entirely. It's like showing someone playing Fallout 4 on a MacBook Air. It's a deceptive practice, unlike the cereal boxes showing milk.
- fendy3002 3mo ago> Food advertising has used fake images forever, but it's okay because you know the meatballs don't look like that. Highly disagree. Color retouch or ambience or effects, sure. But changing shape, size, base color and perhaps some other things is deceit. Japan can do this, other countries should able too