I Built a Zero-Knowledge Protocol to Prove a Human Typed This (Not a Bot) — Help Me Try to Break It
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AI-generated text is no longer distinguishable from human text. That's not a hot take, it's a measurable fact at this point, and it quietly breaks a lot of the trust assumptions the internet runs on — messaging, marketplaces, escrow, forums. If you can no longer tell what was written by a bot, the obvious next question is: can you tell how it was written? That's the premise behind PoHI (Proof of Human Intent) , a protocol I've been building on my own: instead of analyzing text content, it…
1Key Takeaways
- AI-generated text is no longer distinguishable from human text.
- That's not a hot take, it's a measurable fact at this point, and it quietly breaks a lot of the trust assumptions the internet runs on — messaging, marketplaces, escrow, forums.
- If you can no longer tell what was written by a bot, the obvious next question is: can you tell how it was written?
- That's the premise behind PoHI (Proof of Human Intent) , a protocol I've been building on my own: instead of analyzing text content, it….
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that aI-generated text is no longer distinguishable from human text.
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