How do/can we ensure trustworthiness in an age of:
- Instantaneous, many-to-many communication
- “Smart” machines that can effectively mimic much of human communication
- Perverse incentives that lead to vast amounts of credible “AI slop” or worse
- But the value that Generative AI also provides for “interpolating” between things it has been trained on, even if it struggles with “extrapolation.”
This affects everything from job hunting to paper writing/reviewing to international politics. Without solving it, I fear that the only trustworthy communication will be face-to-face without computers.
So, short of a Butlerian Jihad, what are the structural fixes that can be tried to address this problem?
Had a nice, but damp ride yesterday. Might be able to sneak in a short one today before the rain. And I appear to have cracked 1k miles for the year:
- This study analyzes the dark web market from 2023 to Q3 2024, focusing on cybercriminal interests, popular topics, trends, and cybersecurity forecasts. We examined the costs of tools and services, initial expenses for attacks, and key aspects of the shadow market, including its ecosystem, participant motivations, transaction principles, competition, and client attraction strategies.
Tasks
- Post postcard! – done
- Laundry – done
- Dishes – done
- Chores – done
- More garage stuff – done enough for today
- IGNITE slides – NOT DONE
- Bills – done
- Review Elliot’s paper – done
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