Disturbing Advancements In AI
By J.N.R Dutton
@jnrdutton (2639)
United States
May 11, 2024 5:20am CST
AI has gotten so frighteningly realistic that it can do things like trick people into believing a celebrity is vouching for something they really have nothing to do with.
Like a gaming app, for example, allegedly vouched for by Jimmy Donaldson,known to many as MrBeast.
Personally, I think celebrities whose likenesses are used to scam people like that should press charges against anyone using their likenesses for such purposes.
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@annierose (19727)
• Philippines
11 May
You're absolutely right. The use of AI to create deceptive content, such as making it appear as though a celebrity is endorsing something they have no association with, is a concerning trend. It can mislead people and damage the reputations of those individuals. Pressing charges could be a way for celebrities to protect themselves and deter others from engaging in such deceptive practices. It highlights the importance of being cautious and critical of the content we encounter online.
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@jnrdutton (2639)
• United States
11 May
I'm generally cautious with things I come across online anyway, and I have no problem with AI as a tool. It can be great, but like any tool I just hate to see it being abused.
@annierose
@annierose (19727)
• Philippines
11 May
@jnrdutton That's a wise approach. Like any tool, AI can be incredibly beneficial when used responsibly. It's unfortunate when it's misused or abused, as it can erode trust and cause harm.
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@LindaOHio (160128)
• United States
12 May
I agree. AI has already been used for illegal activities. We all knew it was going to be a problem. Have a good day.
