A artistical image of me, very nice.

✨ Mia’s Simulacrum 🏳️‍⚧️✨

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@m@lgbtqia.space · Joined ⁨Feb⁩ ⁨2023⁩

I am a tiny, awe-struck being on a speck of dust soaring through the universe, and now, let's marvel at it together.

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check every fact, do not trust any information on social media you have not verified, i will intentionally post wrong information that anyone with a slight media competence can identify as such,

Replying to @⁨pauamma@mstdn.social⁩

@pauamma @MastodonEngineering

Please read lgbtqia.space/@m/1173207135827

Please provide a alternative that makes AI signups more detectable or keep your criticism. Criticism is cheap and does mean nothing if you cannot come up with a single solution instead.

As it looks currently mastodon signups don't work at all because you cannot differentiate between a human and a bot.
And this is the most terrible solution.

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@shanie @MastodonEngineering

First of all it increase cost.
And than you can detect these AI images with quite high precision and reliability.

This is not about the numbers on the paper, it is about the pixel data itself, the code is just a tool to make it impossible to use a single image over and over again

Replying to @⁨MastodonEngineering@mastodon.social⁩

@MastodonEngineering

Please for the love of God put the captcha before the first email is send.

And please also make it configurable to put a manual approval before the fist email is send, since captchas are circumvented today for fractions of a cent.

It would be great if the signup process generated a random verification code that users must write on paper and photograph. This would allow us to verify that accounts are not created by AIs, residential proxies, or malicious bots in general.