https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/y4bkJTtG3s5d6v36k/stupidity-and-dishonesty-explain-each-other-away
I can't help but hope there are other causes for being wrong. 8^) For example,
in a Kierkegaardian "throw down with your best guess" sense, e.g. the champions
like Krugman, when their simplificatio
Marcus -
I do like the idea that a good "comedy team" might effectively
de-weaponize deep-fakes... like The Yes Men or SNL perhaps... there
is the risk that such "normalizes" deep fakes, but to the extent that it
is already on it's way... comedy-ifying may be the best (least-worst)
alternativ
Steve writes:
< I don't know how deeply technical the presumed election-manipulation of 2016
(now 2020) is, but it *does* seem like the work you reference here implies that
with the information venues/vectors like streaming video (TV, Movies, Clips,
attendant advertising) and social media (FB/I
REC -
Good find!
I am not closely following the development and results of GAN work, but
it seems like this kind of study explicates at least ONE GOOD REASON for
worrying about AI changing the nature of the world as we know it (even
if it isn't a precise existential threat). Convolved with Carl
Carl:
Ah, how I appreciate young minds who can call up articles from two years
ago.
I wonder if there might be something in the STO's MOSAIC concept that could
be used to defend against attacks on all levels of our voting system(s) and
even attack the attackers?
Such would require time and money
