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  • Adapting to a world where we can no longer trust what we see

    From a technology perspective, what the new Google Pixel 9 can do with images is remarkable. But, when a person like John Gruber, deeply embedded in the world of technology, describes the results and implications as ‘disturbing’, it is more than a little alarming.

    Gruber also writes:

    Everyone alive today has grown up in a world where you can’t believe everything you read. Now we need to adapt to a world where that applies just as equally to photos and videos. Trusting the sources of what we believe is becoming more important than ever.

    More than ever it feels we need to be training people on how to use the internet. Though people living and breathing these things may be able to readily spot a deepfake, the majority of us won’t. But we need to be able to.

    → 7:32 AM, 27 Aug
  • After a ten-year hiatus, my long-time friend and mentor, Alex McManus, is back writing.

    The Digital Grim Reaper - by AleXander McManus

    There’s a ton of great thoughts and reflections in his article, but it’s this one line that I’ve been musing on for days:

    “Utilize AI for the purposes of making the world more human.”

    → 6:24 AM, 3 Aug
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