Ethical Standard Needed for AI Content: No Fully AI Submissions
fredahshi · x · 2026-07-16
The author argues that while current generative AI (GenAI) is useful, its outputs are often not rigorous enough. Therefore, they prefer to personally review AI-generated content rather than handing it over to others directly.
The author predicts that as AI becomes more widespread, "not submitting content entirely generated by AI" will likely become a widely recognized ethical standard in the future.
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