AI Detection Isn't Enough: Developer Calls for a Universal 'Slop Abuse Score'
manosaie · x · 2026-08-12
Reacting to Pangram's AI email detection feature, a developer argues that mere content detection is "necessary but insufficient." The core issue is that personal reputation must be tied to the content.
He pitched a startup idea: a system reminiscent of Black Mirror that assigns every internet user a universal "slop abuse score." This score would act as a digital badge, displayed universally wherever the user appears online, aiming to rebuild internet trust.
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