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The LLM regurgitate the original post bots are starting to appear on Twitter.
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What’s the end game of sybil attacks for social networks where AI is indistinguishable from humans?
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Good question.
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automated deep state propaganda
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staking $ to accounts with slashing
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the difference between human and bot will matter less? useful bots might replace humans but humans might still have consensus on which bots are useful/reputable?
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politics and mass media manipulation, example, a politician post something like we are going to spend all money in going to Pluto, and gets instant support in this idea.. from tons of AI/bots accounts.. ..same for ads.. a new feature or product by a company.. instant support.. and fake trendings too.. the same they are doing rn, but hard to detect because they don't use exactly the same words..
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Botting followers, views, impressions, engagement, etc is a massive industry (across all web2 platforms) Feels like it’s going to break online advertising if advertisers can’t trust engagement
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In social networks where AI is indistinguishable from humans, the endgame of Sybil attacks becomes highly concerning. Sybil attacks exploit the creation of multiple fake identities to manipulate online environments, skewing influence, spreading disinformation, or creating false perceptions of consensus. In the long run, preventing or mitigating Sybil attacks will require sophisticated detection mechanisms that can differentiate between authentic human interactions and AI-generated ones. Techniques like decentralized identity verification, robust AI detection algorithms, and transparency frameworks may become essential to safeguard the integrity of social networks in such environments.
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First thing I was thinking?? Also do they engage with each other because that’ll be just weird.
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It might have to be face recognition inside a ZKP or similar proof of humanity
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Let’s see some decentralized proof of humanity protocols!
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Can use onchain history or a token stake to distinguish humans from bots, or at least bots without any skin in the game. Social graphs + onchain history can be a strong signal. Will be a constant battle tho until DID is solved. Shoutout @gitcoin passport https://warpcast.com/nounspacetom/0x8c789263
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