I think we’re significantly discounting the societal effect of boomers trapped in Facebook horcrux right now having their realities mundanely warped and sometimes decimated by AI content.

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Have you (prevented scam content from decimating the reality of) your loved one today?

is the new social obligation.

I think you may be underestimating how many young folks are in that group:

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I have an assumption that younger people on average can spot newer scams more easily, but I could be totally wrong! There’s definitely an Adams three laws of scams here.

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Mundane things like photos of cherry blossoms in Brooklyn, but it’s just a little off, and when you zoom into a street sign it has AI non-text. I saw a lot of this on feeds of my dad’s network and other seniors. It could be specific niches.

Examples? I’m on Facebook and so far see nothing different

true but is it really any worse than the trending casts tab of farcaster

I recently logged into Facebook out of curiosity, it’s incredible people still maintain existence there, can’t imagine the psychic damage they incur