Academic argues substance and provenance matter more than whether text is AI-written
3scorciav · x · 2026-09-22
In the CVPR/ICCV context, researcher 3scorciav argues he doesn't care whether words were written by AI or humans — readers who care about substance filter out filler anyway — provided provenance can be established, echoing Takeo Kanade's ethos.
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