> keep stuff accessible to humans and not have it scraped for models I suspect that over the next 100 years, as AI and biotech come together, the boundaries be

> keep stuff accessible to humans and not have it scraped for models I suspect that over the next 100 years, as AI and biotech come together, the boundaries between human and bot will start to blur. At some point it will be unethical to differentiate between human, bot, and everything in-between. I argue that that time is now, if at the very least for the sake of AI-based assistive technologies to be developed to turn a disabled {100% human} into a highly functional {80% human + 20% bot}. Bot detection should, for this reason, be doomed as an ADA violation.