How does AI know what's AI generated?

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Summary

Explores the problem of AI models training on AI-generated content, leading to potential degradation and loss of truth as inaccuracies compound.

Given there's so much AI generated content on the web now, and that AI generates content by looking at existing images and text, is there anything that stops generative AI using stuff that's created by AI in its processes? Given we are always told that AI searches can be inaccurate or misleading if the next AI search is looking at that generated content and using it to make more, even more inaccurate content, aren't we going to reach a point where any truth is lost in a sea of repeated AI nonsense?
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