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Intricuit Magic Screen Turns Any MacBook Into a Touchscreen: The Most Surprising CES 2026 Gadget
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this post was submitted on 22 Jan 2026
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Hmmm. Someone sent me a moderation request to look at this topic, claiming it's AI. I'm inclined to agree that it's AI... But....
I don't think there's a rule against AI articles, and I doubt that there's any good methodology to prove it one way or the other in an objective manner.
I'd say that the solution is for users who think it's AI should comment / post and say they think it's AI.
As such, I'm against the deletion of this topic (or otherwise hard moderation options available to me). Let's start with just pointing out publicly that this feels like AI here in the posts before we move to deletions, banning or other mod options.
If they don't like something, it's because most people only think about eliminating things without giving them a chance. The space is super big, and there's room for everyone. I'm a young woman looking for resources; I created a news blog with AI, and nothing is stopping it. It's even being monetized; Google accepted it. It's easier if you don't like something, just don't read it, or you can leave a negative comment. The truth is, even with something written by a human, people, in their egocentrism, will always find something to criticize. And thank you, moderator, for your kind response.
On the other hand, openly admitting to monetizing AI slop?
We don't need this here. Banned for 5 days.