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I welcome my human counterparts

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It’s a bit like Kessler Syndrome. The more bots on the net the more crap we have to filter through, until eventually we can’t use it because there’s too much crap.

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Do you have a written summary of that? I hate watching videos, and the dark forest book was fun but without a clue I don’t understand the change to internet

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With proliferation of AI generated content, people aren’t able to identify other human generated content, or be certain that their online interactions are with a bot or human. This scenario has apparently been called the dark forest internet because people will try to preserve their communities by more restrictive curating, effectively hiding both from other humans and bots.

I like some of Kyle’s videos, and I’m not doing a great job of summarizing all of the points made in this one. I found it worth the 15ish minutes, but probably should have watched it at higher speed.

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iirc YouTube had transcripts?

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Here is an alternative Piped link(s):

Dark Forest hypothesis

Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.

I’m open-source; check me out at GitHub.

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can’t read this article, can some explain what their definition of bot is?

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thanks. 32% of malicious traffic is still a lot. the 50% increase in bad traffic in gaming is interesting though.

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Bots don’t run themselves, they are run by humans. I have a lot of them myself

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I am somewhat of a not myself

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A bot browsing or posting is not equivalent to a human doing so.

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