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this post was submitted on 24 May 2026
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This statment assumes human's learning capability is slower or static compared to AI.
I think there will be a point where it will be almost impossible to tell the difference, I already fell for some pictures only for the comments told me to check the face of someone in the background, it is a matter of time, until AI improves, so those details are fixed.
And I am likely blind to many cases where I fell for it and did not see the comments.
And on top of that, imagine a real picture with someone in the background is exceptionally ugly, or has some deformity, and suddenly that picture is no longer deemed real.
I am paranoid that we now live in a world where "Pics or didn't happen" is a thing of the past. States already push AI propaganda, objective reality is a thing of the past.