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What's the best way to identify AI content? - BoxPressured - 06-15-2026 On daily basis we use AI to assist with certain tasks, i.e complete a letter, generate a list, get some ideas. But internet has been using it for the last 3 years (since 2023) to generate media - images, blog posts, songs. Organizations and governments are looking for best way to tell the difference between created and generated content. Even after generated content is reviewed and tailored to it's purpose, it can make a big impact if misidentified. Previously your attention was consumed by thinking about the fact, but now it's more "how much of it is true" or "is this AI?". Anything to do with the internet has AI involved in one way or another. By now, most of the internet that has anything longer than few phrases resorts to generating, and correcting content like a professional linguist. And it's more difficult to tell what preserves the meaning of information shared, when you can prompt to "sound more casual". What can we do to have a barrior that defines genuine from slop? |