Social media is being flooded with spammy AI content. Research by Indiana University details how artificial intelligence is being used to scam people on social media platforms.
What are regulators going to do? Write the bot a report so it kills itself? Invite the bot to a ton of meetings? Sit it down and give it a firm finger pointing?
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Stopping the scam bots has always been like fighting a hydra. You kill one head and a million more pop up.
What are regulators going to do? Write the bot a report so it kills itself? Invite the bot to a ton of meetings? Sit it down and give it a firm finger pointing?
they can pass another completely ineffective law that they can point to to get reelected to then give more money to lockheed martin
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