There is and will be an ever increasing demand to filter out AI slop on social media. Is anyone one nostr working on such a thing?

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Interestingly enough - I’m out where I don’t have enough reception for my feed to fully load. So I have yet to see any AI Slop, but I’ve read many of your posts about it! 😆
I am thinking of other sorts of filtering tho. You can have a button which is 'mark as ai' at the bottom of posts. You can have some sort of slide on how much you trust other people, or use a web of trust or some such thing. Perhaps the button is a vote on whether AI or not. Similar to community notes. That sort of filter.
You'd have to accommodate for abuse of the system of people falsely labeling stuff they don't like as ai or trolling the system. But that could be taken into account somehow.
@Laeserin was saying something similar. I think it's better not to have to do menu diving for this tho, maybe. It should be on the dashboard. Anyway it's perhaps something a client could experiment with. I think it could be a good USP for one of them.
Hmm not sure what you mean, web of trust doesn't ensure that people I trust can be trusted not to repost AI slop lol
• 79% of the nostr voters has marked this as AI slop • 5 people you follow marked this as AI slop
Maybe. But so what. Besides I don't think there is enough data gathering potential on nostr to be useful lol. Maybe elsewhere. Doesn't mean you shouldnt be able to vote on ai slop
That is an option. Some people are AI slop merchants. I'm thinking more along the lines of it being generally useful, like community notes.
Sure I'm just saying that because it could potentially be used to improve realism it doesn't mean it shouldnt be used. (You could have a slide of confidence of something being AI slop 0-100%)
That's what I'm saying. It would be like community notes. But I suppose you can't be certain some times so it would have to account for that. And for people abusing the tag.
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Well, to me, there is no point. AI slop is being used, a lot, already… even by “reputable” institutions. Having a label, saying “this was created with AI” has (will have in a near future), the same value as “35mm film” or “oil on canvas”. Also, ai, is changing too fast, particularly with photo/video. Dalle3 was a huge thing 3 years ago. In 3 years this account could be a fully automated and coherent bot… better than me at engagement. 🪿
I pretty much disagree with every single point in this post. Also the point of labelling something as AI art is to the have the option for people to mute it
AI slop by it's very definition does not provide value. I suppose you are talking about wider AI usage. And this brings into question what is slop or not and what is value. But I think you know slop when you see it and I don't think this is a case of one man's trash is another man's treasure.
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Wait. You are saying that people won't want to filter out AI content? I think you are wrong. I'm not anti AI, but I see no point in using social media filled with ai
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Oh. That could have been clearer. I was writing a whole paragraph about how this could kill the internet but as started typing the things I use I could keep using, I realized most thing would be fine. The only things I care it would kill are news and reddit like social media. I'm not sure the demise of social media would be such a bad thing.
It's a specific subset, but a substantial percentage. I just thought it was not all that interesting to get into this aspect of it, cos it ends up being 'everything is subjective, there is no slop' which is obviously not true.
I was thinking a more broad flag for AI or not (which I think would be useful, but too difficult to reliably implement) I guess I just struggle to see many examples of AI slop that A) couldn't be marked as spam and B) would be worth spending time to develop a dedicated filter for this specific type of slightly annoying post. Would I use it if it existed? Maybe. Do I think it's important. Not really. Of course maybe I will change my mind next week haha
This type of ai slop is a huge problem already on most large social media platforms, and it'll only grow. It's already a significant problem. Perhaps you have luckily just not seen it
i bet you could make a decent ai bot for this. that sounds absurd, but it's actually the opposite of ai slop – instead of expanding low signal into a lot of content, it's giving you a single bit. might not be accurate, but it doesn't waste your time either
No idea how accurate a detection system is, but yeah that could be useful. I'm mostly against the slop, I'm not saying there aren't uses for ai generally.