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Trust Erosion in the AI Era: Personal Commitments That Help
Generalized trust is eroding partly because of AI's deepfakes and synthesized content. Personal commitments help — even if they don't solve the systemic issue.
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- 1The premise
- 2trust
- 3epistemic norms
- 4personal commitments
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Section 1
The premise
Generalized trust erosion is a societal problem; personal commitments contribute to a different culture even if they don't solve it alone.
What AI does well here
- Verify before sharing (slow consumption practice)
- Disclose AI use in your own work
- Cultivate trusted information sources and recommend them to others
- Engage with civic conversations about information integrity
What AI cannot do
- Solve trust erosion through personal practice alone
- Substitute individual vigilance for institutional reform
- Predict what trust looks like in 10 years
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