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As AI tools and CGI creations get better at pretending to be human, some creators say they are often being asked to prove that they're human

Last April, 27-year-old Nicole posted a TikTok video about feeling burned out in her career.  When she checked the comments the next day, however, a different conversation was going down.

The Verge Kate Lindsay

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  • @watswo@mastodon.social @watswo@mastodon.social on mastodon
    “The accusation that someone is a “bot” has become something of a witch hunt among social media users, used to discredit those they disagree with by insisting their viewpoint or behavior is not legitimate enough to have real support. …
  • @shayan_anique Shayan Anique on x
    False bot accusations against humans will become commonplace: https://www.theverge.com/...
  • @johnlegere John Legere on x
    This is a scary thought. What makes us human on the internet? https://www.theverge.com/...
  • @jake_k Jake Kastrenakes on x
    loved this bizarre tale from @kathrynfiona about creators being asked to prove they're really human https://www.theverge.com/...
  • @kathrynfiona Kate Lindsay on x
    for @verge: with tools like DALL-E and ChatGPT advancing so rapidly, the tools we have for proving we're human are becoming increasingly inadequate https://www.theverge.com/...