OK - this discussion is becoming self-referential ;-)

It's got all the elements of good human input, bad human input and discussion of good & bad AI input.

That's exactly how I see AI contributing to Geekzone - and Geekzone contributing to our better understanding of what AI is able to do for us.

I've also lived through enough Tech growth phases to know that AI in 5 years is going to be enormously better than it is now.
Let's grow with it - instead of pretending it's not there.

Yes - I'm all for stating clearly that anything I might post was AI output.
Why would I hide it ?
To try and assume credit for a 'brilliant answer' that wasn't my own work/experience ?

I would be more inclined to show how my brilliant question(s) to AI had produced useful output...
In hope that it might be helpful to anyone else - in asking about stuff.

A bit like (pre-Google/Bing) when Search was a new thing and I was asked for tips - after being told that I was good at it. 

Let's work out the best way to work with it - not attempt to stifle or ban it.