I’ve seen a few fake AI interviews and it got me wondering. How long until this kinda tech is easily available to everyday people?

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        12 hours ago

        Years of dodging debt collectors has hardened my resolve. If a contact name doesn’t show when the phone rings I ain’t answering, and even then it’s 50/50.

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      19 hours ago

      Yeah, was going to say currently you have to do tests on video calls if you aren’t sure, IE currently you need to ask a video caller to do something like, spread out 3 fingers and wave them in front of your face to break AI

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      19 hours ago

      yeah I assume everyone was. this is yet another thing that seems to be allowed with technology that is not in meatspace. so many things are just ignored when it comes to technology. In this case the ai is identifying itself as a person. its fraud.

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    20 hours ago

    Honestly, if AI is going to rate my performance, I’d just as well as have an AI do my interview for me.

    One thing I’d at least like to do is have AI correct my eye contact. I absolutely cannot look at the screen while I’m talking.

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      12 hours ago

      Fight AI with AI. I’ll spend my time training a personal model to act like me and answer all the questions in the right way instead of filling out endless applications fields with copy paste from my resume.

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    12 hours ago

    Video generation still isn’t done in real time. It’ll take at least a couple hardware generations before that’s possible.

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    AI is evolving incredibly fast. it didn’t take long to go from text chatting to voice chatting, and then to image and video generation. All this happened in less than 4 years So vidiocalls are definitely coming very soon, whether we like it or not

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    The cost is high and they don’t want to give it to regular unpaying customers yet. So IDK, 1 year?