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by observationist 22 days ago
All they need to do is "randomly" label 99,999 of every 100,000 as AI and they'll be right 99.999% of the time.

Cryptographically verifiable provenance and chain of custody is going to be necessary to get to the human only stuff, before long, but the good AI stuff will be better. Just a matter of time, at this point.
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wtetzner 22 days ago
> All they need to do is "randomly" label 99,999 of every 100,000 as AI and they'll be right 99.999% of the time.

Unfortunately that could still be true while labeling all human-crafted content as AI-created.

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intrasight 22 days ago
Not sure why you appear to be downvoted. Cryptographic provenance is indeed the only solution to humanities digital woes. But only the government could make that a rule so it's not going to happen - at least not in my lifetime.
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