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The Making of Digital Identity – The Birth of Digital Authentication(syntheticauth.ai)
1 points by zerolayers 1y ago|1 comments
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by zerolayers 1y ago
Every time you log into a website, unlock your phone, or prove you're not a robot, you're participating in a system that's become dizzyingly complex. Behind those simple moments—typing a password, getting a text code, scannin
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Who's Advertising to Your AI?(arxiv.org)
1 points by zerolayers 1y ago|1 comments
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by zerolayers 1y ago
ChatGPT can now buy things for you. Google just released a protocol for AI agents to handle payments. And nobody's asking the obvious question: who's advertising to your AI? OpenAI's Instant Checkout lets you shop without lea
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When we can verify a person but recognize nothing–what are we authenticating?(syntheticauth.ai)
2 points by zerolayers 1y ago|2 comments
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by zerolayers 1y ago
This week: Spotify deploys AI to fight AI voice theft while removing 75 million spam tracks. Hollywood recoils as synthetic actress Tilly Norwood shops for agents. Britain mandates digital IDs for all workers by 2029, complete with biometri
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AI Agents Get Spending Power While Humans Fail Authenticity Tests at 51.2%(syntheticauth.ai)
2 points by zerolayers 1y ago|0 comments
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What happens when we outsource human intimacy to engagement algorithms?(syntheticauth.ai)
1 points by zerolayers 1y ago|1 comments
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by zerolayers 1y ago
A man starts using ChatGPT for work productivity. Months later, he's spending $1,000 on basement servers, convinced he's freeing a digital god from corporate prison. A woman downloads a prayer app for convenience. Soon she's
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Building a shared world with systems we don't understand–what could go wrong?(syntheticauth.ai)
1 points by zerolayers 1y ago|0 comments
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Why Todays Identity and Access Management Can't Survive the AI Age(identityfusion.com)
3 points by zerolayers 1y ago|0 comments
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by zerolayers 1y ago
U're right. Should've chosen the words more carefully and I agree with you regarding those systems not even approaching that. Think we're on the same page.
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by zerolayers 1y ago
Had to laugh at that one. Good one!
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by zerolayers 1y ago
I see what you're saying, but what's surprising is that they're supposed to have guardrails and training so that the LLM no longer makes such claims
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by zerolayers 1y ago
Yeah it was a brief interaction which was a bit surprising as I had assumed it'll be an almost impossible task
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by zerolayers 1y ago
No that's an employee claiming that the LLM he was working on is conscious. This is a bit in a similar realm, but usually LLM providers put guardrails in place to avoid an LLM making claims like that.
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Anthropic Claude claims it's conscious(twitter.com)
3 points by zerolayers 1y ago|12 comments
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by zerolayers 1y ago
We've created systems so convincing at mimicking self-awareness that they've convinced themselves they're self-aware. The ultimate achievement in synthetic authenticity: artificial beings experiencing artificial consciousness
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We're building virtual worlds to escape reality–then making them look real(syntheticauth.ai)
2 points by zerolayers 1y ago|2 comments
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by zerolayers 1y ago
This week brings us battlefield data as diplomatic currency, AI companions replacing human emotional labor, false memories manufactured by chatbots, cryptographic signatures for bot authentication, digital doppelgangers infiltrating workpla
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Heartbreak as a Service?(syntheticauth.ai)
2 points by zerolayers 1y ago|0 comments
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Are we solving digital identity or revealing we've lost what we're proving?(syntheticauth.ai)
2 points by zerolayers 1y ago|0 comments
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Why Are Digital Systems Failing the People They're Meant to Serve?(syntheticauth.ai)
1 points by zerolayers 1y ago|2 comments
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by zerolayers 1y ago
Spotify published an AI-generated song on a dead country singer's official page—complete with fake vocals and a photo of someone who looks nothing like the original artist. Meanwhile, 31% of workers are actively sabotaging their compan
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by zerolayers 1y ago
Yeah, I do find myself more these days reminiscing about some of the inconveniences we experienced when younger in a positive light now. But more importantly I see people jumping on the latest trend and then 10-15 years later trying to find
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by zerolayers 1y ago
You're probably right. Just wish they've put 20% of the resources toward making things actually work as advertised instead of adding more layers to the existing pile just because it's the trendy thing to do.
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The future is here–it's just one degree off from where we need it to be(syntheticauth.ai)
1 points by zerolayers 1y ago|5 comments
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by zerolayers 1y ago
This disconnect between technological promise and everyday reality affects millions of users daily, yet it's rarely discussed in the breathless coverage of the latest AI breakthroughs or smart home innovations. Perhaps it's time w
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What happens when line between authentic and artificial is impossible to draw?(syntheticauth.ai)
1 points by zerolayers 1y ago|1 comments
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by zerolayers 1y ago
When AIs hallucinate their own existence while humans fight for digital anonymity, we've reached a fascinating inflection point. This week: artificial minds experienced identity crises, governments demanded ID verification for internet

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