AI's frontier cultural risk: the slide into being unable to discern what is real
adariostrange · x · 2026-10-11
The author argues AI's frontier cultural risk is the gradual slide into being unable to discern what is real, leading people to dismiss nearly everything as a coping mechanism. Citing YouTube's AI detection already being widely bypassed, he notes the irony: innovation built on taking others' IP is eroding the ability to control any IP, including software.
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