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π The Problem With Counterfeit People
It's getting easier and easier to reconstitute an entire AI person from digital scraps of our speech, faces and communication patterns. For philosopher Daniel Dennett, the problem is like counterfeit money: just as fake currency undermines trust in a financial system, artificial personas e
It's getting easier and easier to reconstitute an entire AI person from digital scraps of our speech, faces and communication patterns. For philosopher Daniel Dennett, the problem is like counterfeit money: just as fake currency undermines trust in a financial system, artificial personas erode the authenticity of human interaction. He argues we should outlaw not only the creation of counterfeit people but their circulation. Whether or not you agree, it's an illuminating analogy.
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