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1. JC Brand (jcbrand@mastodon.xyz)'s status on Friday, 16-Jun-2023 19:56:37 JST JC Brand

   I've been thinking a bit about the use of ChatGPT in social media, and potential societal impacts.

   Proving that you're a real person (i.e. proof-of-soul) might become increasingly relevant in online discussions.

   How would one do that?

   One way is to write stuff a "safe" AI wouldn't write. For example telling jokes about religious figures or races/ethnicities.

   At least until jailbroken, "based" AIs become commonplace.

   Will AI incentivise posters to become more outrageous and offensive?

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   • JC Brand (jcbrand@mastodon.xyz)'s status on Friday, 16-Jun-2023 19:56:55 JST JC Brand

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     To continue this line of thought.

     Will "free speech" sites (which often devolve into racist far right spaces) actually have a better immune system against AI-generated content?

     Poast already has this thing where they mob new users into saying the N-word.

     Similar to some gangs that require you to kill someone to join them.

     Saying the N-word online and getting doxxed can destroy your career and social standing.

     So they're actually enforcing in-group allegiance.

     It probably also keeps AIs out

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