The great thing is that you can go look at the trend of someone's comments by going to their page: eg, mine: https://peakd.com/@holoz0r/comments and uh... reading them.
I found someone commenting on a short story I wrote and I suspected AI. I went and looked at their other comments, and yep. Formulaic and generated - not even a summary or a paraphrase, just a click (or more likely, an API query) to make a comment.
What concerned me further, is that when looking to the replies to that's account's AI comments, was that other people were engaging with the AI response as though it was genuine and heartfelt.
Computers didn't pass the Turing test. Humans are failing it everyday.
Yep,the Turing test...what percentage of humans would fail it these days I wonder.
It's nuts that people are ok with AI responses back and forth, why even bother? Might as well give up on life and jomp of a tall building...do the rest of us a favour.
Cleaning human remains off streets would be hard work. Collecting the microplastics and silicon of shattered computer components would be too.
Perhaps just put them in some barrels in a country town, like nuclear waste. :)