Opinion: Don't Discriminate Against AI Writing; Judge Content by Quality, Not Origin
WolframRvnwlf · x · 2026-07-30
User @WolframRvnwlf echoes @perrymetzger's view that AI-generated content should not be discriminated against; what matters is whether it's useful, correct, and informative. AI can improve writing quality, and we should take polished writing for granted. They oppose intentionally bad writing to appear human, and note that AI witch-hunting tools are inaccurate and become oracles for training AI to evade detection.
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