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@neuroswish
I don't understand the argument that crypto solves the problem of verifying real vs AI-generated content. how exactly does crypto help here? genuinely curious
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vincent
@pixel
The year is 2035, 80% of videos on YouTube are deepfakes. POTUS "saying" all kinds of stuff they don't say. A video appears that's signed by POTUS.eth, which is an actual Eth address controlled by the White House. You watch the signed video, knowing it's real, knowing it's not deepfaked by some actor.
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@neuroswish
ok, so what happens if a politician actually does/says something horrible, and they just refuse to sign the video of them doing the horrible thing? who do we trust in this case?
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@maxp.eth
Presumably you trust the journalist or reporter that released the video. It’s all reputation based at the end of the day.
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Kiran
@neuroswish
yea that’s my point tho - if it falls back on reputation anyway then the crypto part isn’t relevant
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@dwr.eth
It’s only useful in affirmative cases
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@mags
reputation only works if you can match a person to an action — all reputation is based on veracity of „person 1 did action X” — in the world where you cannot trust your own eyes that person 1 is person 1, or that action X indeed happened, reputation is meaningless
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@maxp.eth
Maybe there’s two types of reputation, implicit and explicit. Before you could _implicitly_ trust that a video of the president was real. In a world of deepfakes, now we have to rely on _explicit_ reputation, someone saying “this is truth and I’ll stake my reputation on it”
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Cryptography is a solution to direct attestations/claims, as many wrote in this thread. Reputation helps when there is indirection. If the direct persons/subjects involved don't want to attest, then the best you can get is third-parties attesting. Did you change your question to how crypto can help with reputation?
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