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What Can You Trust to Be True? AI, Fake Videos, Photos, and News!

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What Can You Trust to Be True? AI, Fake Videos, Photos, and News!

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“What Can You Trust to Be True? AI, Fake Videos, Photos, and News”
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This event will be hosted in a cozy, welcoming home environment. As we dive into thought-provoking discussions about truth and trust in the digital age, we aim to create a friendly, respectful atmosphere where everyone feels comfortable and valued. Let’s treat our host’s space with the utmost respect, remaining mindful of the setting and each other throughout the evening.

If you’d like, feel free to bring a snack, dessert, or something you’ve made to share! This will be an informal, friendly setting, and contributions are optional but appreciated—a lovely way to add to the atmosphere.

Sub-topics :

  • Understanding Truth in the Age of AI
  • Trust and Verification in Digital Media
  • Detecting AI Manipulations: Tools and Strategies
  • The Future of Digital Authenticity

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### Shy Philosopher Night Procedure and Code of Ethics:

  1. Basketball Style Discussion
    We aim for a cooperative flow, like passing a ball among teammates rather than engaging in back-and-forth debates. Please share the “ball” so everyone has a voice.
  2. Brief Points (2-3 Minutes)
    Keep points concise so we can hear a variety of perspectives. Occasional exceptions may come up naturally, but our goal is inclusivity.
  3. No Crosstalk
    Respect the speaker’s time without interjecting or questioning mid-speech. If you’d like to add something, simply raise your hand and the facilitator will guide the flow.
  4. Avoid Ad Hominem Remarks
    Focus critiques on ideas, actions, or beliefs—not people. For example, say “This idea could have certain impacts” rather than “You’re wrong.” This ensures a respectful environment.
  5. Respectful Engagement
    As we are guests in someone’s home, let’s maintain a high level of respect for the space and one another. Mindfulness, patience, and courtesy are essential to making this gathering comfortable and enjoyable for all.
  6. Optional Snack Contribution
    Feel free to bring a snack, dessert, or dish to share if you’d like! Homemade treats are especially welcome, as they add a personal touch to our gathering.
  7. Cancellation Courtesy
    If your plans change and you’re unable to attend, please let us know at least a day in advance by canceling your RSVP. Since space is limited, early notice helps ensure that someone else interested can join in your place. We really appreciate your understanding and help in making this a smooth, inclusive experience for everyone.

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Looking forward to seeing you there!

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