Raw LLM Responses

i guess the issue with "proof of humanity" is expecting AI content to remain the same quality and variety it has today, which is just not the case. The raw power of the publicly available models alone has improved absurdly in a few years, and the workflows keep evolving (each week open source ai models for all kinds of content get hundreds of updates) and also the automations (imagine for example a tik tok or youtube account that has the content creation and upload all automated - this already happens, but its only gonna improve). Yet, as it is, people are already consuming AI content. A lot. Ai "influencers" and "streamers" are actively followed by humans, ai music is not only listened by a lot of people but its also put out so quickly you unironically already see channels that have less than a year, or even half a year of existance, already having hundreds (and in some cases thousands) of videos that are in that "playlist format", but its like 1, 2 HOURS of AI music, in any genre, being uploaded every other day. 2 hours of "new music" in any genre being uploaded every other day! lol And the same goes for all sorts of audio visual content. Of course its still possible to spot video content for a more trained eye, but its already so consistent and varied that i do believe next year we are already going to see that paradigm shift and people start watching some streaming platform show produced with AI with fake AI actors, or maybe its stylized animation but made with AI, etc... So i guess here the problem becomes: We individually can still pick and choose and spend some extra time finding content authentically human, but with the growth of AI content and it eventually becoming the norm, human content will probably shrink too, because they wont be able to compete and their communities, as loyal as they may be, might not be enough to support their work to continue. Well, my thoughts at least... im also just trying to predict the future just like everyone else.