I think that the root of the problem is not algorithms like the article suggests. It's ordinary people that can't resist the temptation of using AI to generate

I think that the root of the problem is not algorithms like the article suggests. It's ordinary people that can't resist the temptation of using AI to generate coherent-seeming results and flooding the Internet with them. But I don't blame you since I find AI tools to be useful in certain contexts, and I am unable to resist tinkering with Stable Diffusion. I guess the future for me will be one of navigating the resulting cognitive dissonance as I sift through pages of autogenerated SEO spam. Maybe there could be a codified set of guidelines for how AI content should be shared. Or maybe an annotation system that separates the two across different websites? I only ever share something that comes from an AI on a siloed website just for AI content, but that's only because I have my own beliefs. More and more people on this site are asking if certain comments were generated with GPT-3 and it's a worrying sign.