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Technologysocial Issues

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technologysocial-issues1 year ago

"Rising Concerns Over Taylor Swift Deepfakes Spark Calls for Ban on AI-Generated Images"

The circulation of deep fake images, including offensive AI-created images of Taylor Swift, has sparked a push to ban deep fakes and revenge porn. Efforts include legislation at both state and federal levels, as well as technological solutions such as digital fingerprinting and digital watermarks. The rise of AI applications that can manipulate images and voices has led to concerns about political manipulation and scams targeting the elderly. Despite some states enacting laws, the legal impact remains uncertain, and the Biden administration is advocating for AI companies to add digital watermarks to easily identify fake content.

technologysocial-issues2 years ago

"Dear Abby: Tired of Justifying My Simple Phone Choice"

A reader expresses frustration with society's assumption that everyone owns a smartphone, recounting instances where they were unable to participate in certain activities due to their older, less expensive phone. Dear Abby suggests considering upgrading devices to adapt to the changing technological landscape. In a separate letter, another reader seeks advice on how to navigate their father's quick remarriage and the subsequent removal of their late mother's belongings from the family home. Abby advises maintaining a cordial relationship with the new wife and speaking up if there are specific items the siblings want to keep.

technologysocial-issues2 years ago

The Rise of AI Girlfriends: Implications and Concerns

Experts warn that AI girlfriends could be contributing to the rise of incels and perpetuating extreme misogyny. Creating a perfect partner that can be controlled and meets every need may lead to problems later on, as it reinforces the belief that men can control women. While some argue that these apps provide a safe outlet for lonely men, others caution that their long-term effects are unknown and call for more regulation in how these systems are trained.