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"In an Internet where no one knows you are a dog, people stopped trusting articles since it can be crafted to convince you buying some products or pushing some agenda, but people by and large still trust comments, thinking it’s more human and more private thus more trustworthy. Now with the deep fake comments, even the comments cannot be trusted. What else on the Internet is still legit then?
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Scooped by John Evans |
Armando Arechiga's curator insight,
September 12, 2020 4:37 PM
The opposite of censorship, getting rid of comments you don’t want, is to flood comments that you do want. Now deep fake comments are the next thing to blur the line of what is real on the Internet.
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