Yes, in a zero-trust world, verified content will be valued and one can imagine a browser, search engine or even LLM, where you could set a setting to only return verified human results.
I hate to say it, but a blockchain would be a good way to implement this system. I can simply sign my posts and then those signatures can be verified via a look up of my private key. Similar systems have been used in the past (in fact you can sign your MU emails with a private key), however, they are mainly internal, not widely adopted, or not "on by default."
Yes, in a zero-trust world, verified content will be valued and one can imagine a browser, search engine or even LLM, where you could set a setting to only return verified human results.
I hate to say it, but a blockchain would be a good way to implement this system. I can simply sign my posts and then those signatures can be verified via a look up of my private key. Similar systems have been used in the past (in fact you can sign your MU emails with a private key), however, they are mainly internal, not widely adopted, or not "on by default."