> I follow content from accounts that seem to consistently post facts.
How do you really distinguish that? Sourcing is a way to proof your facts. But creating a net of sources is in times of AI not hard. If there are timestamps one factor could be time stamps, and I really found sources that all have been published within a week or a month making it shady.
>I try to understand what is actually being stated instead of what is implied; facts vs opinion
That requires that you understand fully to implication, how do you do this in areas that you don't have strong background knowledge?
>I wouldn't be surprised if falsity starts to get penalized. Elon said Grok will start to rank content based on whether its true.
That would be a great step.
> Also built a system that prevents posting things that are made up. Maybe posting lies should carry a penalty, where you deposit something to lose if you told a lie.
We must be careful here that a social credit system is not created through the back door.
>I try to understand what is actually being stated instead of what is implied; facts vs opinion That requires that you understand fully to implication, how do you do this in areas that you don't have strong background knowledge?
>I wouldn't be surprised if falsity starts to get penalized. Elon said Grok will start to rank content based on whether its true. That would be a great step.
> Also built a system that prevents posting things that are made up. Maybe posting lies should carry a penalty, where you deposit something to lose if you told a lie. We must be careful here that a social credit system is not created through the back door.