36 stories tagged ai-generated-content, newest first.
115 points by thunderbong | 50 comments
TechSpot news article on Nikon stripping the Small World in Motion contest winner of his title after scientists found signs his microscopy video was AI-generated.
18 points by darajava | 7 comments
Fakeipedia is a site that uses an AI model to generate explorable Wikipedia-style wikis for fictional worlds, charging a small fee per new article.
36 points by jruohonen | 12 comments
A For Better Science blog post critiquing an apparently AI-generated academic book on water pollutant removal materials, illustrated with an AI-style infographic.
164 points by cainxinth | 140 comments
Washington Post article reporting that OpenAI found an Iranian campaign used ChatGPT to place about 100 AI-generated articles in at least 20 U.S. news outlets.
105 points by ilreb | 89 comments
Google's SynthID Detector web tool, which lets users upload images, video, or audio to check for SynthID watermarks identifying AI-generated media.
140 points by 50kIters | 70 comments
arXiv blog post announcing an updated submission rate limit policy, effective October 1, 2026, in response to AI tools increasing paper submission volumes.
952 points by mooreds | 394 comments
Colin Breck's blog essay arguing against reading AI-generated writing such as design documents and summaries, and describing where he finds AI useful.
347 points by david927 | 1064 comments
A monthly Ask HN thread where users share what they are working on, with a top comment about an AI-powered Anki extension.
462 points by rcymerys | 468 comments
Personal blog post by Rafal Cymerys describing how he struggles to focus on documents at work, feeling increasingly 'blind' to AI-generated text.
973 points by mooreds | 588 comments
A Substack newsletter post by Rick Manelius about the "AI;DR" acronym as a way to ignore walls of AI-generated text, crediting a tweet by @seclilc.
736 points by ropbear | 641 comments
John Gruber's Daring Fireball post criticizing Anthropic's plan to watermark Claude-generated text via word-choice steganography to comply with EU regulation.
1668 points by ngruhn | 676 comments
A blog post asking people not to paste verbatim AI chatbot responses into Slack, pull request reviews, or group chats, arguing it adds effort rather than value.
912 points by levkk | 391 comments
An Ask HN post proposing a non-penalizing flag on Hacker News to mark submitted articles as AI-generated so readers can skip them.
357 points by ridesisapis | 143 comments
Andy Baio's Waxy.org post about a website that appears to plagiarize John Koenig's The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows and adds an AI word generator.
1613 points by jjfoooo4 | 477 comments
Blog post arguing that people forwarding AI-generated text to colleagues should first digest it and demonstrate their own effort before asking for others' attention.
1272 points by nopg | 764 comments
Announcement about YouTube automatically detecting and labeling AI-generated videos for viewers and creators.
1753 points by theorchid | 850 comments
A personal essay recounting frustration with people replying using copy-pasted AI answers, including on GitHub discussions and from an employer sharing ChatGPT screenshots.
1556 points by CliffStoll | 240 comments
Cliff Stoll's Hacker News post saying an AI-generated Facebook review of The Cuckoo's Egg falsely claimed he died in May 2024.
690 points by karimf | 222 comments
Blog post by Alex Woods arguing against using LLMs to write documents and essays, since writing is a way to think and build trust.
4026 points by usefulposter | 1509 comments
Hacker News guidelines section stating users should not post AI-generated or AI-edited comments, as HN is for human conversation.
519 points by Oras | 394 comments
Ask HN thread requesting that Hacker News restrict new accounts from posting due to a rise in AI-generated submissions, especially in Show HN.
542 points by danso | 334 comments
Futurism article reporting that Ars Technica parted ways with reporter Benj Edwards after a controversy over AI-fabricated quotes.
900 points by cheeaun | 331 comments
Vincent Driessen's blog post about Microsoft Learn publishing a distorted copy of his 2010 Git branching model diagram, 15+ years after he created it.
578 points by ssiddharth | 228 comments
A personal blog post arguing that AI-written text isn't worth reading, since writing reveals how a person thinks and outsourcing it to an LLM defeats the purpose.
504 points by giuliomagnifico | 210 comments
Nieman Lab article about a proposed New York bill requiring disclaimers on news content generated by AI.
597 points by skwee357 | 638 comments
A personal blog post by Dmitry Kudryavtsev reflecting on the Dead Internet Theory, starting from his experience browsing Hacker News.
821 points by dmitrygr | 321 comments
Tega Brain's project page for Slop Evader, a Chrome/Firefox extension that limits Google search results to content published before ChatGPT's November 30, 2022 release.
511 points by msub2 | 235 comments
Kagi blog post announcing SlopStop, a community-driven feature for detecting and flagging AI-generated slop and content farms in Kagi Search.
1121 points by speckx | 500 comments
Personal blog post arguing that publishing AI-generated blog posts is rude to readers and urging people to write in their own words.
376 points by jgrahamc | 237 comments
John Graham-Cumming blog post introducing lowbackgroundsteel.ai, a clearinghouse he created in 2023 for online resources not contaminated by AI-generated content.
506 points by NotInOurNames | 463 comments
Dan Sinker blog essay on the AI-fabricated newspaper supplement run by the Chicago Sun-Times and Philadelphia Inquirer, arguing we live in a 'Who Cares Era'.
486 points by erhmmmm | 239 comments
A blog post recounting the author's encounter with a human-seeming Reddit post that turned out to be a bot, reflecting on AI slop online.
696 points by cwmartin | 263 comments
Kagi blog post from March 2024 announcing a partnership between the Kagi search engine and Wolfram, framed around search result accuracy and trustworthiness.
1198 points by edward | 669 comments
An Amazon product listing whose title was an AI refusal message, now showing Amazon's 404 'Sorry, we couldn't find that page' error.
671 points by thinkingemote | 476 comments
An Aftermath blog post arguing that the internet is increasingly filled with low-quality AI-generated content, with machines talking to machines.
335 points by mikhael | 157 comments
Forbes article about World of Warcraft players tricking an AI-scraping games news website into publishing a story about a nonsense feature.