Caring more about who made it than if it's good: the AI authorship obsession
VraserX · x · 2026-11-09
The author observes people getting oddly obsessed with whether something was made by AI: "If a song makes you cry, does finding out an AI composed it somehow uncry your tears?" He predicts a future where people care more about how something was created than whether it's actually good — a sharp take on the rising AI authorship debate.
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