Jack Posobiec

uh to the regime or they're just falling out of favor with the regime but even so we all have the empirical our own empirical life experience of life before ai if you saw a photo um unless it was perhaps a ufo themed photo if you saw a photo you basically had the confidence that that was real and could act with a reasonable degree of security on the assumption that it was real and it's not just images of course it's videos and i think one of the reasons why

Democracy, you know, it's going to be interesting to see how democracy plays out.

I sort of think we're in end-stage democracy anyway, as it is, even without the existence of AI.

But if you're looking on social media where most people get their news now, and you're seeing a video, let's say Donald Trump, or let's say, I don't know, Hillary Clinton,

You have literally, it could be anybody, right?

But you have to just about, you can just about tell a bit whether it's A or not.

But that technology within a couple of years will go and you won't be able to tell.

You'll see a video, you'll hear a political discourse, and you won't know whether it's real.

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Okay, Professor Schneier, I sort of think that the point about the algorithms is interesting.

You know, they're on a par in terms of the danger with AI.