Should AI-drafted messages carry a disclosure? X users debate where to draw the line
SmokeAwayyy · x · 2026-10-12
An X thread sparked by complaints about receiving clearly AI-generated messages sent under someone's own name. One proposal: models should open messages with a disclosure like "Written by GPT-6 Astra" rather than burying it at the end. The debate extends to hybrid workflows — if you draft first and let AI educate and polish part of your reply, does it count as "written by AI," "collaborative," or passably human?
Related event: Developers demand AI-generated messages disclose their author upfront(3 posts)→
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