Maryland woman loses $17K in SIM card swap scam despite two-factor authentication (youtube.com)
The internet is so littered with things generated by AI now, that you can sometimes get better search results by excluding results after 2023. I asked for this feature to be added to YouTube a couple years ago when chatGPT came out, because there was already so much AI-narrated and AI-generated content that was just so low-quality, and the thumbnail doesn't tell you it's AI, so you waste time. For a person who hasn't had decades of education and news, they might not even know which content is true and won't be able to retreat from it as ‘gargage’ the way older people currently can.
Remember how shortly after chatGPT launched an anonymous actor scraped the entire Reddit.
#AI #Information
Musk currently talks a lot about his concern about AI being trained to lie in any way. Although issues of truth have never in history been worked out, but he seems to like the idea of physics-level truth of 99% or whatever (fine for math but maybe not for society). This seems obvoius as AI is no more than a calculator with an interpreter for non-code language.