Chałkoń would laugh: The creators of the Facebook profile “Poland in high doses” noticed that he appeared in social media new trendwhich consists in posting posts with graphics generated by AI And the signature: “Someone did X, but no one congratulated him.” So they decided to prepare their own version of such a post for a joke. At the beginning of January, a graphics generated by artificial intelligence appeared on the “Poland in high doses” profile, which presents a huge Horse -like challah. A note was also added: “This woman baked the cottage, but no one congratulated her.” After a few days, people running the profile reported that Post was seen by over a million people.
Dangerous Chałkoń: The “Poland in high doses” profile warned that funny pictures generated by AI can be used for bad purposes. “If such an obvious cottage works, then imagine what numbers can be twisted on less exaggerated graphics with posts built for specific target groups, e.g. Older people. Such Lajków farms You can then use hundreds of ways and influence specific groups of recipients ” – we read.
One group is particularly vulnerable to fraud: Scientific and academic computer network – the National Research Institute (NASK) points out that the most popular group of recipients of this type of content, most often published in the form of advertising, is People aged 45-60. “Fraudsters have the opportunity to choose the target group themselves, which suggests that the population in this age range can be considered to be ‘the easiest’ goal of cybercriminals” – emphasized Adrian Kordas, an expert from the Center for the Safety of Artificial Intelligence at NASK.
“Trap on a boomer”: “The more absurd or emotional content, the greater the probability that it will be massively shared and processed, and not everyone can separate a joke from reality,” notes NASK. In the opinion of experts, Chałkoń fits into the phenomenon Ai Slop (Slop – slop). It’s about generating graphics that are tacky and it is quite easy to recognize that they are untrue. “This, in turn, can (although it does not always have to) connect with Ai Slop Boomertrapthat is, ‘traps on a boomer’, to which people born in 1940-1970 can ‘catch’ – we read.
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