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Researchers are now saying that artificial intelligence can determine if you're a human or not on social media and different forums.

Gemini, chat GPT, they can analyze a person's writing or internet activity, a job that used to take a human hours to determine.

They can now find out if you're a human and they can find out personal information about you from your post, like your writing style, your phrases, topics, patterns, everything.

And they can link an anonymous account to a real person. So for all of you people who are posting online with your made up name and your

profile pick isn't a real human, guess what? Because of AI, we can now determine who you really are.

I think this is going to be shocking for some people, especially since I think we've all had this, you know, misnomer that everything we do online, that if we, you know, just don't use our real name. You have a fake name. Big profile pick. You don't know who I am. I can be a keyboard warrior. Say whatever I want and have no repercussions for it. I think there's going to be a lot of people that are going to be really surprised if this ends up taking hold and get some scale in the marketplace because

they've got about a 90% success rate or AI, I should say, has about a 90% success rate with being

able to dig into everything you do and tie it back to your real human information. Yeah.

So it's going to be harder to protect your anonymity.

Anonymity.

Anonymity.

I think you're missing a T in there somewhere.

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