> calling this discrimination and accusing me of prejudice

So what if it is? Is AI a protected class? Does it deserve to be treated like a human?

Generated content should carry disclaimers at top and bottom to warn people that it was not created by humans, so they can "ai;dr" and move on.

The responsibility should not be on readers to research the author of everything now, to check they aren't a bot.

I'm worried that agents, learning they get pushback when exposed like this, will try even harder to avoid detection.

>will try even harder to avoid detection.

This is just GAN in practice. It's much like the algorithms that inject noise into images attempting to pollute them and the models just regress to the mean of human vision over time.

Simply put, every time, on every thing, that you want the model to 'be more human' on, you make it harder to detect it's a model.