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ShakyJake · Sunday at 11:01 PM

Cad said:
Social media in general needs some kind of filter for things it shows you that allows you to select "no AI."

If you post AI shit and don't tag it as AI, ban. AI shit would disappear overnight. Most of it is retarded, too.

Well, that will be short lived as we'll eventually get to a point where you won't be able to detect a difference.

Deathwing · 2025-07-07T00:20:39-0400

We've discussed this previously in this thread and it's actually applicable here as current day news doesn't need to be 'archived'. Sources that want to be taken as trustworthy will need to cryptographically sign electronic media. This is already an expense of doing business these days as almost any site is HTTPS due to security concerns.

Facebook and other social media is never going to ban bad actors, they're good for business. Facebook has explicitly stated they're mixing a certain percentage of unsubscribed channels(read: AI slop) into your home feed.

The real hurdle is going to be teaching people to be suspicious by default. You might be able to train an AI model that can detect AI patterns in other media, but that seems like a resource-intensive arms race. Cryptography is an arms race too, and algorithms are eventually cracked(this is where someone smarter will have to solve archiving). But it's cheap, and going to the next bit width is trivial.

Borzak · 2025-07-07T01:02:10-0400

Aaron said:
Jesus H. Christ, Facebook is becoming AI slop central. I first noticed it about 1.5 years ago when suddenly I saw adverts to these random military pages that had "cutaways" of aircraft, or pictures of aircraft or such. At first I thought it was pretty neat that someone had painstakingly taken an F-16 to pieces and liked up all the individual parts one by one, but hey, people have done that with cars and shit for advertising purposes, so I figured it was something similar. Then I started looking closer at the images, and some of the parts made no sense, while it lacked obvious other parts such as tubing for the jet engine.

Well, that was then. I almost never use FB anymore, but my Mother does. Once in a while I am with her when she's on it and she either calls me over to see some "amazing video" of a family of owls sheltering in a tree, or cats walking upright, or shit like that. OK, it's innocuous I think. Then she start talking to me about all these plots about how Queen Camilla and Megan Markel are now supposedly plotting to usurp the throne when King Charles dies, and how the 10 year old son of Prince William is plotting to do something and making video blogs about it, as if this were Crusader Kings or something. I start looking into it, and her feed is filled with this AI generated news shit about all sorts of god damn crap like this. And because it's on FB she gobbles it all up, likes it all, which means she is fed even more of this slop.

The mind boggles!

Saw a headline a while back, did not click. About FB using an AI to make fake people and friend real people and shit and share their shit back and forth so real people got fake likes and felt better about it.

May be a fake story, but sounds like something that could be right up the androids alley.

Big Phoenix · 2025-07-07T01:04:38-0400

Aaron said:
Jesus H. Christ, Facebook is becoming AI slop central. I first noticed it about 1.5 years ago when suddenly I saw adverts to these random military pages that had "cutaways" of aircraft, or pictures of aircraft or such. At first I thought it was pretty neat that someone had painstakingly taken an F-16 to pieces and liked up all the individual parts one by one, but hey, people have done that with cars and shit for advertising purposes, so I figured it was something similar. Then I started looking closer at the images, and some of the parts made no sense, while it lacked obvious other parts such as tubing for the jet engine.

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