AI Tags for Content

With the wider adoption of LLMs, more content is being completely produced by AI giving more weight to the "dead Internet theory" where the majority of the web will be created by Bots or AI agents. As this continues I see people valuing purely human generated content more and more.  

Going forward I hope authors, news sources, and content platforms (such as LinkedIn) start putting disclaimers on content to indicate the extent to which AI was used in the piece. This would be similar to how advertisers flag advertisements as ads even if it is native advertising. Authors will likely start doing this voluntarily (and hopefully honestly) to put more weight on a piece. Was AI used to completely generate the piece, to only edit the content, to take the bullet point ideas of the author and make it cohesive, etc.

Hopefully, this will combat the rapid decay of the Internet as more of what we consume online is completely AI generated. 

(Post written the old fashioned way - via human. No AI used in this writing)

My AI Experiments

I use AI daily and try to throw it at every problem or area in life I can. Some interesting use cases I have discovered so far off of the normal path of email (and blog post) editing, etc:

• Identifying the series, artist, and valuation of fine art pieces from a photo

• How to fight and win against my health insurance company when they do something illegal around a claim

• Creating a physical rehab plan for a knee injury

• Having it checking if I am doing prep and cooking write while doing meal prep using the real-time camera

• Acting as an advisor and negotiator for various leases

(Post written the old fashioned way - via human. No AI used in this writing)