Do you know what the most important thing about AI tagging itself as AI is?

It's so they don't believe other AIs.

"Some signs of AI model collapse begin to reveal themselves"

https://www.theregister.com/2025/05/27/opinion_column_ai_model_collapse/

"Welcome to Garbage In/Garbage Out (GIGO). Formally, in AI circles, this is known as AI model collapse. In an AI model collapse, AI systems, which are trained on their own outputs, gradually lose accuracy, diversity, and reliability. This occurs because errors compound across successive model generations, leading to distorted data distributions and "irreversible defects" in performance. The final result? A Nature 2024 paper stated, "The model becomes poisoned with its own projection of reality.""

I mean, it's important the people take what they say with a grain of salt, and they need to know where it's coming from and how much to trust the source, which is why their output should be tagged by law. But AIs can't easily tell truth from fiction, not being actually more intelligent than, say, a Trump supporter.

My previous questions about AI:

What do you think of YouTube videos created with AI?

Is this what happens when you tell an AI to lie?

Do you know what the most important thing about AI tagging itself as AI is?
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