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This episode looks at how quickly AI moved from playful experimentation to something far more unsettling. What began as clumsy, multi-step tools for harmless self-inserts has become a one-prompt machine for convincing fakes, collapsing the distance between truth and fabrication, and quietly reshaping how we trust what we see online.
I also argue we’re nearing a backlash. As the digital well fills with half-truths, people are getting tired—and more discerning. Next year, I predict a renewed demand for authenticity: verifiable authorship, real expertise, and meaningful consequences when AI is used to deceive.
By Marvin SanchezThis episode looks at how quickly AI moved from playful experimentation to something far more unsettling. What began as clumsy, multi-step tools for harmless self-inserts has become a one-prompt machine for convincing fakes, collapsing the distance between truth and fabrication, and quietly reshaping how we trust what we see online.
I also argue we’re nearing a backlash. As the digital well fills with half-truths, people are getting tired—and more discerning. Next year, I predict a renewed demand for authenticity: verifiable authorship, real expertise, and meaningful consequences when AI is used to deceive.