How do you enforce labelling when there will never be a way to reliably test if something was ai generated?
If the icon is not there and then it’s determined that it’s AI generated, as it was with that British royal family picture the other day; crowd sourced.
Typing in somebody’s name and choosing their name from a list is not rocket science.
IP Address linking, etc.
I’ll do one better. I’ll just delete some of my previous comments on the subject, as it’s not worth the time of day we are both putting into this.
I’ll just assume at this point that Lemmy web mod filtering is problematic, if I’m seeing things in it you’re not.
There’s no realistic way to enforce that.
You can still mandate through laws that any AI generated product would have to have a label on it, identifying itself as such. We do the same thing today with other products that are manufactured and sold (recycling icons, etc).
As far as enforcement goes, the public themselves would ultimately (or in addition to) be the enforcers, as the recent British royal family photos scandal suggests.
But ultimately Humanity has to start considering laws that affects the whole species, ones that don’t just stop at an individual country border.
And the log says nothing about me being banned or evading bans, so you’re lying.
I’m assuming the filtering is working correctly and Lemmy is showing all the entries that are related to your user id.
If you have an issue with with how the mod log is filtered and displayed to users, I would suggest you go speak with the Lemmy mods.
Also, when I look up your mod log entries, I actually see more removed comments and posts than myself, so I guess take your own advice?
I saw that too, and decided Lemmy was correct in displaying them as such, and that they were comments linked in some way to your account. I can only assume that is correct, as I do not work with the Lemmy code.
Sorry, okay yes.
It’s a mod log that has entries in it when you’re banned or have comments removed. My bad for using the word ban.
But regardless, the log exists.
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For the worse.
Not necessarily.
But we’re going to have to deal with the basic issue of deceiving someone with AI, and if any AI generated thing should be labeled or not as such.
Basically, a legislative fix, and not just a free market free for all.
From the article…
The real danger lies in those images that are crafted with the explicit intention of deceiving people — the ones that are so convincingly realistic that they could easily pass for authentic historical photographs.
Fundamentally/meta level, the issue is one of is; are people allowed to deceive other people by using AI to do so?
Should all realistic AI generated things be labeled as such?
Yeah, I was just doing a community service after having done the lookup for myself, so I figured anyone with any reasonable mindset would forgive me for it not being formatted perfectly, considering it’s still very readable.
The information is appreciated regardless.
You’re welcome. It was a easy ‘low-hanging fruit’ way of making Lemmy a little bit better for all.
Appreciate the advice, but I was aware of it. I was just in a hurry though, so I did a quick copy and paste and moved on. Figured the information would be conveyed well enough as is.
From the article…
she today announced her resignation on X, saying: “Some personal news! I’ve resigned from Kotaku and Jim Spanfeller is an herb.”
That was oddly specific. :p
Also from the article…
The latter comment is a reference to a long-running insult aimed at G/O Media CEO Jim Spanfeller, as detailed in a Slate article from 2019.
From the article…
“Because a clerkship typically lasts one year and is an extremely valuable credential, most clerks will ‘ride it out’ instead of quitting, even if they’re miserable or have issues with their judge,”
And the Republican Kabuki dance continues.
stevedore
noun.
a person employed, or a contractor engaged, at a dock to load and unload cargo from ships.
(Definitions from Oxford Languages)
Edit: Reformatted for readability ease.
Don’t forget also that the elder Xers and older worldwide lived under the specter of nuclear annihilation.
This movie didn’t help.
(Good movie by the way; Jack Lemmon’s “I can feel it” line at the end of the movie really scares the crap out of you.)
If he ends up getting enough money from other people, do we really want a President who is so beholden (aka ‘owes them’) to others in the office?