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A photo of Iran’s bombed schoolgirl graveyard went around the world. Was it real, or AI?
(www.theguardian.com)
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It's incredible that the masses have embraced so fully a technology that makes them dumber, as well as the internet itself. It's as if, in the 90s, we decided that we should embrace chain emails as the way forward, rather than embracing Wikipedia.
While growing up I used tech to make myself more intelligent, I wanted to understand how it worked and functioned. Least on a software level I'm a programmer not hardware (though may do some small projects to see at some point).
I always wonder why we fell so far, like from growing up I needed to figure out computers and ensure I could use them to their fullest. These days appears most people of a similar age don't care cause it works.
While I see that point. it hasn't worked that long and at this point we seem to have people not knowing where to save a word document. That's from 3rd party stories but seems believable. So we went from some of the most curious people understanding their tools to people going 'meh it works' without understanding a damn thing.
It only worked decently cause the operators understood it and we put in our time. Shit did I just get a reason for Matrix operators name? Like a dual meaning besides the phone one. Huh never thought of that but back in the day operators had some answer usually....