I hate how we've been conditioned into assuming something is AI now

The author expresses frustration with the current societal tendency to assume content is AI-generated, even when it's not. This conditioning stems from the rapid advancement of AI models, making it difficult to distinguish between real and AI-created content. The author cites an example of mistaking a photograph of a hot dog for an AI-generated image, highlighting the pervasive suspicion surrounding digital media.

This post highlights a shift in public perception, where the default assumption for digital content has moved from real to AI-generated, unlike earlier periods.