Submission + - The Cartesian Crisis: The inability to know what is real
sd1000 writes: The Cartesian Crisis is a state of civilization where individuals are unable to discern the certainty of any information, resulting in a world devoid of verifiable truth or reality. This crisis stems from a multifaceted instrumental cause, comprising failures of institutions of knowledge that have been compromised by propaganda and ideology, but most importantly, significantly empowered to do so with the aid of ever more powerful generative AI.
The scale of manipulated and generated information, and the ease and quality of its creation, is leading to an escalation of AI wars. There are now tools that can automatically generate resumes and apply to thousands of jobs per day. In response, recruiters are now turning to AI to have AI-powered recruiters perform the interviews, instead of people, to sort through the volume of AI-generated applicants.
The full review of the emerging AI situation and capabilities.
The scale of manipulated and generated information, and the ease and quality of its creation, is leading to an escalation of AI wars. There are now tools that can automatically generate resumes and apply to thousands of jobs per day. In response, recruiters are now turning to AI to have AI-powered recruiters perform the interviews, instead of people, to sort through the volume of AI-generated applicants.
The full review of the emerging AI situation and capabilities.
