Nev Schulmann has a bad feeling about the future of artificial intelligence, especially how it will affect his hit MTV reality show, Catfish. “We hear a lot of stories about scams and people using artificial intelligence to deceive,” the 39-year-old TV host said in a new exclusive video interview with Hollywood life. “It’s not in our schedule yet, but I guess it’s just a matter of time and, selfishly, it will be more tiring for me,” she added.
Nev is the host and executive producer of the reality show that explores the depths of online dating. The series, which premiered in 2012 and is based on the 2010 film starring Nev, exposes how risky online dating can be. The term “catfish” has become more prevalent than ever thanks to dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, and Bumble, all of which can be influenced by artificial intelligence.
Nev explained in his interview that he believes AI will have a serious impact on online dating, so he implored everyone to “be even more vigilant now when checking the facts.”
“If someone tells you something or sends you pictures or promises you all these things about themselves or describes themselves… do some research, look up LinkedIn, reach out to a friend, look up the photo, check the number,” he said. . “I mean, we do it on the show, so it’s doable. We do not use special and advanced tools. You only need a few hours to protect yourself.
Source: Hollywood Life
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