Banning AI answers misses the point: proof matters, not the tool
GeckoKontrol · reddit · 2026-08-16
Argues that banning AI-generated answers fails to address misinformation. The key distinction is verifiability and sourcing, not the tool used. Proposes standards requiring primary sources and links for serious topics, prioritizing evidence over identity.
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