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   whetstone (whetstone@romancelandia.club)'s status on Sunday, 04-Dec-2022 14:25:50 JST whetstone

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   • Pwnallthethings

   @Pwnallthethings We’re going to have to go back to writing it in cursive on paper and mailing it in with a stamp

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     Pwnallthethings (pwnallthethings@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 04-Dec-2022 14:25:51 JST Pwnallthethings

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     Few examples:

     1. Online troll bots & fake personalities
     It's going to get a *lot* harder to distinguish bots from people and much easier to create entirely fictitious credible online personalities to troll/harass/do crime

     2. Persuasive letters by e.g. constituents to regulators.
     Volume of (~sensible, unique) letters was a valid indication of sentiment. Soon won't be.

     3. Ransomware victim communications & negotiations
     Used to be one of the few costly areas in scale. Not for long

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     Pwnallthethings (pwnallthethings@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 04-Dec-2022 14:25:52 JST Pwnallthethings

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     A zillion ways this revolution is going to be great.

     One way that's going to suck tho is in places where human interactions are a *useful* friction / proof-of-work. When it's not, those systems will get really overloaded

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     Pwnallthethings (pwnallthethings@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 04-Dec-2022 14:25:53 JST Pwnallthethings

     So these AI chats are pretty cool.

     One thing that's gonna cause some problems tho is that they sound really really convincing while sometimes being extremely extremely wrong