I don't care if web content is AI-generated

The author argues that common objections to AI-generated web content—inaccuracy, inauthenticity, and undisclosed use—apply equally to much human-generated material, and that he assesses all online content on its own merits rather than by its origin. He suggests that, at the end of the "Gutenberg parenthesis," justified skepticism toward all online information means we must relearn pre-Gutenberg skills of critical assessment with or without AI. He adds that he can understand why publishers should disclose AI involvement as a courtesy, even though it doesn't much matter to him.