When AI can prove someone is lying, does anyone still have a right to lie?
PierceLilholt · x · 2026-11-08
PierceLilholt poses an ethics question: once AI can verifiably prove someone is lying, does the right to lie still exist? A big-picture prompt on how AI verification capabilities collide with privacy, autonomy, and social trust.
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