There's a lot of "it depends" to this. But loosely speaking, I'll say that at the end of the day, I care more about whether the content is interesting/engaging/

There's a lot of "it depends" to this. But loosely speaking, I'll say that at the end of the day, I care more about whether the content is interesting/engaging/original/whatever, than the specifics of how it was created. So if, say, I read a blog post and I can't even tell that it was crafted with AI assistance, do I really care that they used AI? Not so much. But if I'm reading something that was clearly generated almost exclusively by AI? I usually find it distasteful and tune-out. But keep in mind there is a continuum over which the idea of "AI assistance" ranges. You have your "one shot" deals where somebody just says "Hey, Gemini, write me a blog post on the merits of warrantless surveillance in the AI age" or whatever. And then you have ones where somebody uses AI to do research, brainstorm, etc., but writes all (or nearly all) of the actual text themselves. And everything in between. So yeah... "it depends".