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If AI-generated content becomes nearly impossible to distinguish from human-made content, what should the internet change first?

Think reviews, news, school assignments, job applications, online identities, or evidence shared on social media. Would verification systems help, or would they create as many problems as they solve? Which area do you think needs attention first?

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  1. 2026-10-10 06:57 · r/artificial
    If AI-generated content becomes nearly impossible to distinguish from human-made content, what should the internet change first?

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