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by JohnFen
1174 days ago
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> one of my points was that even prior to ChatGPT the ability existed for you to be "sucked into" a relationship with another under false pretenses That's true, of course, but it's still interacting with a real human being. An adverse interaction, but at least a human. > I don't see how, in a post-LLM-world, that can't be done. I don't see how it can be done without losing much of the value of online interactions. > also try going out and meeting people in the real world more. I go out and meet real people plenty, thank you very much. But we're talking about online interactions here. There should be room for people online, too. |
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Actually, not entirely. Some of the stories that really made me raise an eyebrow were people who claimed that they were video-chatting with "the girl." An important piece of context is that these men reached out to me because they found pictures of the woman they believed they were in a relationship with on my website. They wanted to know if the woman was employed by me or if we could verify certain details about her to try and make sense of what they had gone through.
Of course there were people driving this interaction. But a video chat? Obviously it was faked. What I think that AI advancement is going to allow these scammers to do in the future is possibly have extremely convincing voice chats, because when I probed about these video chat claims often times the scammers would have excuses about the microphone not working etc. so they were clearly just feeding pre-recorded video.
Anyway I've gotten the sense by your reply that you are under the impression that we are having some sort of debate or argument. I'm just making conversation and sharing my point of view and experiences. In my opinion I'm not sure the Internet "should" be anything in particular.