On 6/16/23 2:31 PM, Merle Lefkoff wrote:

Here in the U.S., Jennifer DeStefano, an Arizona mother, testified at a Senate hearing this week about her harrowing experience with a deepfake scam that tricked her into thinking her daughter had been kidnapped. DeStefano says the fake kidnappers demanded a $50,000 ransom before she got in touch with her daughter, who was in fact safe and sound.

*Jennifer DeStefano*: “It was my daughter’s voice. It was her cries. It was her sobs. It was the way she spoke. I will never be able to shake that voice and the desperate cries for help out of my mind. It’s every parent’s worst nightmare to hear your child pleading with fear and pain, knowing that they’re being harmed and that you’re helpless. The longer this form of terror remains unpunishable, the farther and more egregious it will become. There is no limit to the depth of evil AI can enable.”


Is it already too late to design any kind of regulations?

I think it will require some deep re-factoring of many things ranging from government regulations and enforcement to social norms and expectations.  I fear this will require some kind of collapse or revolution and renewal from the ashes.

This is not a reason not to consider deeply what these rules/regulations/etc might be... if anyone here knows of serious efforts one or two orders-of-magnitude/levels-of-indirection away from "the usual" I'd be interested... this qualifies as "wycked-hard" problem.  I think there has been precedent for this level of refactoring but I think there were things like World Wars that accompanied that magnitude (and quality) of change.


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Merle Lefkoff, Ph.D.
Center for Emergent Diplomacy
emergentdiplomacy.org <http://emergentdiplomacy.org>
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

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