It might be useful to come up with a year - let's take 2022 for example.
Now it will be useful to "hahmottaa" any content consumed depending on publication date:
pre-AI era
post-AI era
From pre-AI era one can:
mostly trust that videos / sound was not faked
art was mostly made by humans
Post-AI era you have to:
assume the content was maybe created by AI
question the accuracy of what you see (is six fingers normal in this context?), since it was created by AI which has different inaccuracies than what content produced by humans have. though no doubt as time goes on the finger-issue will be fixed, but I'm talking about all the other related issues. I'm not hoping for a world where computers define what will look normal.
Other thoughts:
"everything used to be simpler before"
This also highlights how important dates are, because it also gives context to consumer on expectations of whether content was generated by AI or not
IMO it should be regulated that if content is produced using AI, it should be declared as such
This also links to my idea of recording photos / videos on a verifiable ledger of sorts, to be able to prove that content existed at minimum on this date. It will become more and more important to be able to verify if an image was captured by a real sensor (camera, microphone etc.) and not instead modified / generated somewhere else. Also link
It might be useful to come up with a year - let's take 2022 for example.
Now it will be useful to "hahmottaa" any content consumed depending on publication date:
From pre-AI era one can:
Post-AI era you have to:
Other thoughts: