The discussion revolves around the challenge of distinguishing between real human interactions and machine-generated responses in real-time social media chats. Participants explore various aspects of this problem, including the implications for technology and social interactions.
Participants express similar concerns about recognizing real versus machine-generated interactions, but there is no consensus on specific methods or solutions. The discussion remains unresolved regarding effective identification techniques.
The discussion does not delve into specific methodologies or technologies for recognition, leaving assumptions about the capabilities of current systems unaddressed.
The only thing I can tell you is that this is much more a Computer Science problem rather than a Physics problem.Vi Nguyen said:How do I recognize real men, women, and children are chatting on the social media in real time? Or how can I recognize it is a machine generated or real people are talking?
I want to know real time people are chatting vs. machine generator or someone manipulate.
Vi Nguyen said:How do I recognize real men, women, and children are chatting on the social media in real time? Or how can I recognize it is a machine generated or real people are talking?
I want to know real time people are chatting vs. machine generator or someone manipulate.
You're a not. (Dance)Monoxdifly said:Video chat?
Now, am I a bot or not?