a new sneaker comes out, to get whatever is available, whenever they re selling. he s counting on the fact that his supporters are too old to know what s real and what s not. he s probably the only one who doesn t benefit because he was essentially doing it already. this is a weapon, like nuclear weapons, that s available to both sides. there was mutually assured destruction, which was the thing that prevented people from doing it. i agree with you. part of the problem in 2016 as i wrote about in my book, those russian trolls couldn t speak eng lir, they had no idiomatic understanding of expressions. now if they had chatgpt 4, they could have been much more effective. to back to what sam altman talks about, you should and could have some regulations leading up to the election, the water marking, it should be a water mark,
100% generated a.i. ad using this technology that has improved over the last year and now enables people at skait scale to create images that are difficult to discern from real images. so for years disinformation experts cautioned that the rise of a.i. in the hands of people with political motivation could have serious consequences for spreading disinformation. if you look closely this ad has a water mark in the uper right hand corner that states built with a.i. imagery. but not even is required to say that. i talked to former election officials and said political campaigns are allowed to lie. that s protected speech. when you look at this ad and you look at former president trump
water marks and require every ai system puts a water mark on synthetic content so that we can identify it identify it s not real and where it came from. points time to have water mark systems in place and also time to have regulatory bodies in place to require water marks be use. steve: technology is so fast. thank you for joining us and telling us why you signed the take a pause with ai. thanks, guys. thank you. thanks. steve: meanwhile baseball back today. abby is having breakfast with friends in houston. look who is joining us actor, comedian rob schneider, hey, you can do it. i didn t get to the item. abby: rob and i have been playing already. legendary. first, he has to earn his way onto the show, right, rob, by
you would and offer the product. lewis lewis for a lot of people over the last couple of weeks they have seen product of ai. they have seen images of donald trump being arrested and stuff like that and clearly they were computer generated. couple days ago the pope looking hip and young and turns out it s ai as well. you say that obviously going forward, because you can t tell what s real and what s fake, there s got to be like a water mark on things so you know, oh, okay, that s made up. exactly. so, we re getting to the point where the ai generated content is intis continuing gerbil from human content and also feels very authoritative in many ways. and so we need a way for the public to know what s real and what s synthetic. and one approach is to have a
regulate it? what do you want? it s not all y all, do you. but it s not for me. okay. that s a vibe. do you. it could be something you use in college when you have to write a paper or something like that. it s good for cheating. they have more cheating instruments now. cheating back in the day used to be like, move your hand. move your hand. let me see your paper, man. now it s like, that s good. all i m thinking about is college kids just cheating. and it s funny, we looked into this. they re looking at having a water mark or other systems to keep up with it, but the larger question really is whether it becomes like a calculator. do you really that s what they say. when i was in college, those t.i. calculators cost $250 and they could do algebra maerb, and it changed life and nobody uses a slide rule anymore. so maybe it s that. don t know much about