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Kitboga built a Bot army that scams scammers
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this post was submitted on 16 Mar 2025
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You can even trick people over video now using AI, and without too much effort. The next generation of scams is going to be really creepy, society isn’t even a little bit ready.
https://www.tavus.io/ is just one product already pushing the boundaries in this space
That's it, I'm only communicating with people that I can physically slap at the time of communication. Hopefully that buys me at least a decade.
What if they add virtual slapping with a trout?
That takes me back..
Do it properly, or don't do it at all: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T8XeDvKqI4E
If I can figure out how to slap someone over tcp the internet might become usable again.
IP(ee)oAC
Seriously though, this is the tech layer we all really need and I fear no one is developing. I don't mean the obvious "scan your digital government ID to start the call" but just the equivalent of a CAPCHA. Probably a hand mirror is all you really need.