Glad to read that @ourmaninjapan seems to agree with me :)
https://blog.daniemon.com/2023/06/08/regulating-ai-generated-content/
@tripu That's a relief for me!
I find your proposal interesting too ( https://blog.tripu.info/ai-tiquette/ ) but I don't see how it deals with the fifty-shades-of-grey nature of AI.
Most future content will have some AI input (e.g. rephrasing, summarising, structuring), so would that all require /robot ?
My blog post's title and image are /robot but the rest is /human – should I use both tags?
Yeah, my proposal is just the beginning of an #AItiquette that would evolve.
I think in many cases, a binary classification (_human_ or _robot_) would suffice. For example, I assumed that the image on your post was _robot_, no need to clarify, and no great harm in leaving some ambiguity there. I'm manly concerned about news pieces, (alleged) photographs of influential people or events, and consequential items of the sort.
For more granularity and interoperability, I'd love to see something like [Microformats](https://microformats.io) or similar metadata standardised (there's probably some effort already, I haven't checked).
