Tell HN: I'm tired of AI-generated answers

A developer's rant against lazy AI responses in daily interactions signals a growing market need for tools that can filter or verify human-written content.

• —Specific examples include people copy-pasting the same AI-generated reply on a GitHub malware report and a boss forwarding irrelevant ChatGPT screenshots.
• —The root problem is not AI itself, but people using it as a substitute for critical thinking, which degrades communication quality.
• —This widespread frustration signals new product opportunities, such as 'AI-free' communities, 'human-written' verification badges, or content filtering tools.