You just mentioned a few names (because they are accountable for their opinions). Being able to say anything without consequence is a problem because it eventually dips to causing indiscriminate chaos and mostly telling lies for engagement. You are pseudonymous btw not anonymous.
CULTURE
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Building Independent Trust Beyond Consensus and Celebrity Authority
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So far you’ve trusted people/channels based on what everyone says about them or how famous they are. After the next few weeks you’ll have to make your own decisions on who to follow and trust and it can’t be the easy choice of whatever everyone else follows or believes. Have the
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Anonymous Users Avoid Becoming Internet Memes in Tech Discourse
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Interesting note… Pretty much all the people who are retweeting saying they disagree or wanting to fight in the comments are all anons (or possibly/ironically bots). Maybe they don't want to BE the meme in a few years? (Either way, I'm hittin' mute on this post and movin' on)
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Fear and Authenticity in AI Information Landscape
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99% of them are just farming elonbux while convincing you their fake information is valuable to you. The good ones are held back by fear. I have been through the fear and it’s totally fine on the other side.
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Anonymous Culture Online: Accountability and Responsibility Issues
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Also in my experience it’s mostly fake information, rumour, snark, bitterness, jealousy, and incapability. Exceptions exist and I’m friend with many who are anon but not like this, but the general anon just wants to say shit without consequences.
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Anonymous accounts threaten information integrity and social coordination
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Anon accounts will be the death of information and social media. They’re actual evil: nameless, faceless, little devils with no agenda apart from destruction of coordination.
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Almost Everything Online is Fake: Addressing Digital Authenticity
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Almost everything on the TL is fake
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SAS CMO discusses courage and innovation with Brené Brown
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SAS CMO Jenn Chase on stage with bestselling author, podcaster, and renowned researcher Brené Brown at #SASInnovate. Chase: "You've often said that you have to have courage over comfort… I have to think that's even more important now," in response to Brown's comments on fear of
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Most AI Refusers Already Use AI Daily Unknowingly
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I'd bet money that the majority of people who say they refuse to AI are actually using AI on a daily basis and don't even realize it.
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Combating AI-Generated Misinformation: Citizen Responsibility During Crisis
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So much fake news, videos, and images on the internet right now. This is all engagement farming during such a serious time. The least you can do as a citizen is not to spread unverified claims.