kaurov

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   AI will soon be able to audit science – what will that mean for public trust?(theconversation.com)

   3 points by kaurov 1y ago|0 comments
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   by kaurov 3y ago

   Thank you for your input! It is interesting to imagine what consortium of data hosting organization could provide the ultimate trust platform. Some people actually do trust big tech, others trust government or churches, most people in the U
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   by kaurov 3y ago

   Thanks a lot for your thoughts! Frankly, I do not even try to think about doomsdays scenarios since I am unsure if it is even possible to make meaningful predictions on the state of technology. Someone with a magnifying glass reading Trump&
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   by kaurov 3y ago

   Neither wikipedia or Internet Archive are fully protected from someone tampering their databases. And while I want to believe that they have security sorted out, it demands me to blindly trust them. I like and use Wikipedia but I do not tru
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   by kaurov 3y ago

   The problem with physical solutions like microfilms is accessibility. I will be happy to know that there is a “true” copy buried somewhere in a mountain, but I won’t be able to access it. I had no intention to throw any shade on librarians
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   Ask HN: Is decentralized historical data preservation possible?

   3 points by kaurov 3y ago|8 comments