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If a World War were to break out, no chance India and Africa are to be able to sit on the outskirts.
It doesn’t matter. They have the capital and populace to throw into this meat grinder until they decide it’s enough. We see the same with Russia, and soon we’ll see the same with China. The world is getting too expensive and too crowded so the war machines are all starting up.
And thus the cycle continues; ad nauseam
That’s fine, I don’t mind the downvotes or being called names and I guess I’m dumb as fuck, so please educate me a bit here.
How are Nations fighting against online misinformation and protecting themselves from the intrusion of external sources posing as citizen to influence public opinion? What’s the answer if it’s not some system of online verification for at least some websites?
I’m not poking holes in your arguments, I’m asking questions. Questions aren’t arguments or statements.
I’m not against a “Great Firewall” for each Nation, that’s not a bad idea at all.
Why would international websites with good information be blocked?
There’s no feasible way to determine that without also having a “Great Acceptable List of Websites”.
^^^ That’s poking a hole in your argument.
Can be, but should they be? Is that what you’re proposing as a solution? What about social media which is also international?
The bill is about requiring age verification
I’m not referring to the specific bill but the problem as a whole that is online verification and moderating misinformation. This kind of online verification has been kicked around for almost a decade now, it’s not new.
It doesn’t, nor did I propose that in any of my comments, but, ya did
By all means, quote me where I supported that proposal then; otherwise you’re wrong and you just don’t want to admit it.
I’d argue that it doesn’t need regulation “as a whole”. We’ve been running for decades with light-touch admin just where it’s necessary. Why do we now need full-on authoritarian control? What changed? When someone makes a place that’s targeted at kids, they need to police it. AI is fully capable of reading every conversation had on roblox and identifying adults trying to stalk kids. Roblox could afford to use teams of people or AI to keep all this at bay.
It’s been running for a decade with light-touch as both Corporations and Governments caught up to the technological changes of the century. Now all parties are caught up and understand how to grease the wheels of the algorithm, harvest data, and manipulate information to their benefit. It started to gain momentum around ~2014 and have been going from there. Once Musk bought Twitter and turned it into a propaganda machine is when the ecosystem changed for the worse IMO.
The issue of misinformation and manipulation of content by external sources is bigger than Roblox. LLMs are not yet sophisticated enough for both full moderation, misinformation control, and online verification.