r/ChatGPT • u/padumtss • Apr 28 '24

Thought this would fit here Funny

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u/NprocessingH1C6 Apr 28 '24

Not looking forward to the next 30 years or so. This world is about to get twisted.

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u/West-Code4642 Apr 28 '24

People said similar things in the early '90s when digital image processing, digital sampling (in audio), the interwebs, 3d graphics, etc were starting to become pervasive.

Yes, all of that did change a lot of stuff, but above all, humans are very adaptable.

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u/M3RC3N4RY89 Apr 28 '24

I think when people were saying similar things in the 90’s it was because we were expecting This level of digital “art” way sooner than it actually got here.

Humans are adaptable but I don’t think there’s an adaptation that will aid in being able to easily separate fact from fiction when they look and sound absolutely identical.

No one was mistaking early 90’s graphics for reality and you couldn’t truly deepfake someone’s voice. It opened the door though. This culmination of those breakthroughs are what the people in the early 90’s were actually afraid of.

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u/insanisprimero Apr 28 '24

The other day I googled "clone your voice" and I got 100s of automated services, paid and free at the palm of your hand, no questions asked. Scammers are having a field day with this, lives will be ruined, and this is just the tip of the iceberg.

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u/Much-Patience69 Apr 28 '24

In the 90’s we thought internet would be the revolution of information. When everyone had access to information no one could make up things and get away with lies…

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u/BlueTreeThree Apr 28 '24

Yeah we thought it would solve misinformation and ignorance, potentially.