AI will create new norms, but honesty about authorship comes first
Afinetheorem · x · 2026-08-04
The author argues that AI will eventually force new norms, manners, and institutions to emerge.
Until then, there should be a simple rule: if you make someone else do work, you should first put in your own name publicly and honestly. People who lie about where they are merely plagiarizing AI should expect backlash.
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