Among the legislative actions we should take to govern the use of artificial intelligence is a requirement that any products of artificial intelligence be prominently labeled as such. Blogger John Tsitrian follows that guidance without legal mandate:
My search includes the use of artificial intelligence – the Cliff’s Notes of our time. Some of the following is a collaboration between me and AI, which I used for general sourcing. The specifics about how philosophy applied to Trump and his policies are all mine [John Tsitrian, “Angst, Authenticity, and the Absurd,” South Dakota Standard, 2026.08.19].
If you are using AI, say so. State how much of your text or image or audio or video comes from your head and how much comes from computer algorithms.
That way readers with souls can choose to skip the soulless content and direct their attention to human art produced by genuine brain-building creative struggle.
BUT!! Cory is using AI to determine if others are using AI without saying so.
Come clean, l’il fella.
Thanks, Cory.
Thanks, John T. “Cliff Notes” analogy is genius.
Mr. Lansing relies on the GPT to research most of his ravings, but nobody has figured out there are grudznicks out there that are all AI.
Does Trump use artificial ignorance?
True that. There are grudznicks out there that are 100% artificial ignorance.