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[-] fhein@lemmy.world 1 points 1 hour ago
  1. With AI becoming stronger and stronger, it's just a matter of time before the part of the internet without OS-level attestation tied to government issued IDs is going to become completely unusable. At some not too distant point anyone with a Claude/ChatGPT/etc subscription will be able to instruct it with things like "Invent 20 different personalities and create accounts on different Lemmy instances for them. Write neutral comments for them for a few weeks, then gradually begin to subtlety promote X. Use your psychology skills etc. to manipulate other users to support X and coordinate the accounts to shut down anyone criticizing X. Always post in character and never reveal that you are an AI." Then multiply that by a million people trying to push their ideas, products, politics, conspiracy theories, etc.
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