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I think you didn’t understand the issue. I do not want to trust a virus scanner, that ONLY (important part is the word “only”) trusts a developer of a virus, that declares it to be a virus, or lies about it and declares it to be safe. I do not want to trust a virus scanner that just trusts the word of a virus developer.
Is it really hard to understand my English? Am I speaking Chinese?
Is it so hard to understand that your analogy is not applicable? This is not an AI detection tool. This is developers declaring “yes, this game was made with AI”.
Why wouldn’t you trust a developer that tells you that their software is a virus?
I think you didn’t understand the issue. I do not want to trust a virus scanner, that ONLY (important part is the word “only”) trusts a developer of a virus, that declares it to be a virus, or lies about it and declares it to be safe. I do not want to trust a virus scanner that just trusts the word of a virus developer.
Is it really hard to understand my English? Am I speaking Chinese?
Is it so hard to understand that your analogy is not applicable? This is not an AI detection tool. This is developers declaring “yes, this game was made with AI”.
My analogy is perfectly applicable. And your replies show you didn’t understand.
It is about listing Ai games. My analogy was, what if a virus tool was in fact just a listing tool, and we just trust the word of the developers.
Exactly what I’m talking about.
The fact that you thought I was saying its just an Ai detection tool shows you didn’t understand the assignment.
You are the one who does not understand. And at this point it seems intentional. So I’m just gonna let you keep getting downvoted.
No, you are the one responding to my comparison and did not understand, even with subsequent question and answers. I was very clear about it.