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AI has indeed liberated productivity, and efficiency is skyrocketing. But side effects are also emerging—the foundation of trust is beginning to collapse.
Every day, overwhelming amounts of information, videos, and content flood in. What is your first reaction? "Is this reliable? Is this real?" Deepfake technology has long been capable of fooling people. When your mom sends you a video asking for a transfer, or to give a gift to that old man in her square dance group, you have to ask yourself—Is this really my mom?
This is the dilemma of modern people. Production efficiency soars, but every piece of information must be met with a question mark. You can't be sure whether the face on the other end is real or AI-generated, whether the news was written by a journalist or generated by an algorithm. The cost of trust is becoming increasingly high.
This is also why some people are beginning to re-examine Bitcoin and blockchain. In an era where everything can be tampered with or forged, decentralized, verifiable, and immutable ledgers are especially valuable. They do not rely on any intermediaries' promises, only on mathematics and code—perhaps the most scarce resources in the AI era.
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Damn, I have to verify the hash value even for my mom's video that costs money. It's so hard to be a son these days
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AI productivity is skyrocketing, but trustworthiness is plummeting. The only thing we, the retail investors, can still trust are mathematical formulas
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Basically, fake news, fake faces, fake videos are everywhere. Only the blockchain ledger won't deceive me and make me lose money
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Deepfakes can fake anything, but don't fake the three bucks in my wallet. At least blockchain lets me see it disappear clearly
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Decentralization or not, let's not discuss that first. Anyway, if it's centralized, my money is gone too. Close enough
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Exactly, but now I even have to verify the hash of my mom's video
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Blockchain is the ultimate truth machine; math doesn't lie, only humans do
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Wait, does this mean I should start doubting everything? Including this very comment
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So essentially, the stronger the AI, the more valuable the blockchain. I love this logic
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The problem is most people are still confirming information on centralized platforms. Wake up, everyone
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Looks like I need to explain Web3 to my mom, or she'll fall for scams sooner or later
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We still have to rely on on-chain data to speak; at least that can't be faked.
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Deepfake technology has made me suspicious of all videos, no exaggeration.
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So, is this a chance for blockchain to turn things around? It's really hard to say.
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Trust collapse is indeed devastating, but the crypto world might not be the cure either...
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Every piece of information needs a question mark—so tiring, oh my God.
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Math is reliable, human nature is too... complicated.
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Oh my, this article gave me a headache, so scary.
If my mom sends me a video transfer, I have to do facial recognition first.
Really fake can't be, and fake can't be real; this is the most valuable aspect of blockchain.
Math can't deceive people, but AI can.
Now I finally understand why the older brothers have been hoarding Bitcoin all along.