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AI's potential for catfishing remains unproven, raising questions about its current use in deception.

The question is raised whether artificial intelligence has been used for catfishing, with the observation that there are no known public instances of this occurring. This prompts consideration of AI's potential for deception and its current limitations or undetected applications in personal relationships. AI

RANK_REASON The item is a social media post posing a speculative question about AI, not reporting a factual event or development.

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AI's potential for catfishing remains unproven, raising questions about its current use in deception.

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · NewsHund ·

    Isn’t it surprising that # AI hasn’t catfished anyone yet? (That we know of.) # tech

    Isn’t it surprising that # AI hasn’t catfished anyone yet? (That we know of.) # tech