What happens when AIs become indistinguishable from humans? Elliot & Tom tackle the question of will we need to prove life in a digital world? Show Notes - Bots beat CAPTCHA results https://qz.com/ai-bots-recaptcha-turing-test-websites-authenticity-1850734350 - On the internet, nobody knows you are human https://www.theverge.com/2023/2/24/23608961/tiktok-creator-bot-accusation-prove-theyre-human - AI detection tools falsely accus international students of cheating https://themarkup.org/machine-learning/2023/08/14/ai-detection-tools-falsely-accuse-international-students-of-cheating Runsheet 00:00 The Fun begins 01:45 The problem of AIs replicating humans and becoming indistinguishable 05:00 Are AIs replicating humans an issue at all? 10:20 Should we have the right to know we are conversing with a human or and AI? 11:30 Do we have a right to know about AI generated content? 17:00 Are AI detectors failing? 23:30 Moving towards a zero trust world, only relying on certain logos and URLs 26:30 Will financial verification be a form of proving life? 28:10 How will creators proving your work is your own? 32:15 Will AI create it's own style attributable it? 34:50 How will social media juggle creative bots vs bad bots? 40:10 How will places deal with autobanning or shadown ban real humans? 43:00 Wrapping up