Published on 12, July, 2020
Perhaps I am naive.
Perhaps we can have a new "rule" making evident forms of non-human AI here as an offence.
I don't like what I see. Or perhaps the Genie is well and truly loose, for all of us, everywhere....unless in person, face to face?
I like face to face, one on one. Clear unavoidable transparency of reality.
Number said:Perhaps I am naive.
You're not being naive. AI accounts are all over the Web now and it's becoming a big problem because it's difficult to tell who's who.
I did online dating last year but I stopped in the end because a lot of the people I spoke to were AI. I thought I was getting on really well and then suddenly their account was deleted because of Spam/AI.
It put me off so I stopped using that app.
Number said:I like face to face, one on one. Clear unavoidable transparency of reality.
Amen to this! Me too!
I've never done online dating but I've never felt comfortable using one of those apps, even just a friend-based one like Bumble. You don't know who's real and something just never sat right with me.
It used to be Twitter for me, but I think certain online spaces are good for it. I did meet some people IRL that I met through Twitter but it was hit and miss as to whether that connection held up. I could get along with someone well online, but it would completely fall apart during a voice/video call or IRL, and that's really disappointing.