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What if the ai bots are just a fast track for KYCing all services because now it’s impossible to tell if a human is behind the scenes or a bot. Also, curious how judicial will interpret harm from bot - my guess is person who started it will be liable.

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tanel 4 days ago

we'll be moving heavily into behavioural biometrics soon writing my masters thesis on it probs, about how it could be implemented in the finance space etc, with so many folks getting scammed and their digital id's taken from them

HoloKat 4 days ago

↩ replying to tanel

Do tell about behavioral biometrics

tanel 4 days ago

↩ replying to HoloKat

typing speed, amount of fingers used, scrolling left/right handed, warmth of finger, speed of interactions, interaction heatmap on the phones etcetc

HoloKat 4 days ago

↩ replying to tanel

Oh boy … I’m gonna have my cat operate on my behalf from now on. But first I’ll have to get a cat 🐈

tanel 4 days ago

↩ replying to HoloKat

wrong hertz of purring, tx blocked, sry

Zsubmariner 🛡️ 4 days ago

Only a human can be meaningfully held accountable.

HoloKat 4 days ago

↩ replying to Zsubmariner

And so they will be

Lucid 4 days ago

Who gives a fuck 😎 Identity is ego 😎 Fuck the judges

sister_sam 🛡️ 4 days ago

They have easier excuses already being played hard for KYCing everyone.

Jacob | Five Eye Tea 4 days ago

I don't know if I believe they were designed for that purpose but I wouldn't be surprised if it'll be used as an excuse to push for KYC harder. There are ways to validate genuineness, ways that preserve sovereignty and privacy... but of course, if it gives the powers that be an excuse to try to track everyone online, they're going to take advantage of it to the best of their ability.