"Meat proxy" is a misnomer — you're actually "proxy meat"
cocktailpeanut · x · 2026-09-21
cocktailpeanut rants that the viral AI-culture term "meat proxy" (humans serving as flesh intermediaries for AI) is a misnomer: grammatically a meat proxy would be a proxy that routes meat, so humans acting as proxies should call themselves "proxy meat" instead. Pure AI-circle wordplay.
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