Those specific flaws are down to the same issue though. The training data was flawed enough, in large part due to being stolen wholesale, that it skews the matter towards counterfeits being easier. I would agree that in the absence of legislation, no for profit business based on ai will ever tag their output. It could be an easier task for non profit, and/or open source models though. Definitely something that needs addressing.
I’m not sure what you mean by spam being a direct problem of ai. Are you saying that it’s easier to generate propaganda, and thus allow it to be spammed?
As near as I can tell, the propaganda farms were doing quite well spreading misinformation and disinformation before ai. Spamming it too, when that was useful to their goals.
Propaganda is more of a problem with text generation than image generation, but both can be used to change peoples opinions much more easily than before
Those specific flaws are down to the same issue though. The training data was flawed enough, in large part due to being stolen wholesale, that it skews the matter towards counterfeits being easier. I would agree that in the absence of legislation, no for profit business based on ai will ever tag their output. It could be an easier task for non profit, and/or open source models though. Definitely something that needs addressing.
I’m not sure what you mean by spam being a direct problem of ai. Are you saying that it’s easier to generate propaganda, and thus allow it to be spammed?
As near as I can tell, the propaganda farms were doing quite well spreading misinformation and disinformation before ai. Spamming it too, when that was useful to their goals.
As far as i know, the twitter AI tags its images
Propaganda is more of a problem with text generation than image generation, but both can be used to change peoples opinions much more easily than before