Eventually, yes. But somehow regulations will also rise that will require a very crude and explicit marking of what is genuinely human/natural from what is com

Eventually, yes. But somehow regulations will also rise that will require a very crude and explicit marking of what is genuinely human/natural from what is computer-generated (with taxes amply applied to it to make up for the performance gap in favor of machines [or rather, machines' owners]). It's already happening on food labeling (for nutritional & health impact) and many other certification types. Will happen for AIs too, it's just a small matter of time.