Should AI generated posts be banned or otherwise regulated?

I just skip over obvious AI posts the same way I skip over certain member's posts.

Not a big deal.

DeKay

+1 @larsman Different prompts will yield different answers, so the answers will probably not be the same unless the prompt is, too.

+1 @gdaddy1 Quality and content from AI as been excellent in my experience.

Be open-minded. Those who deny or dismiss the contribution of high-quality AI-generated information may be overlooking its real value. From my own repeated experiences, AI-generated guidance has often been the only effective approach to resolving the issues I encountered. Its problem-solving capability can, at times, exceed that of professionals or technicians working in the field.

For example, after installing a new AT&T fiber modem, I experienced intermittent dropouts and pauses while streaming Qobuz. AI provided a highly effective, step-by-step troubleshooting process that allowed me to resolve the issue the same day. In contrast, neither AT&T technicians nor a few Audiogon members—who claimed to be experts—were able to identify or even approach the correct solution.

Again, let’s stay open-minded and humble. Even if you believe you’re knowledgeable, it’s often the case that you may not be asking the right questions for AI to generate useful, meaningful answers that truly serve the intended purpose.

i am with @dekay ​​​​@mapman 

you can post what you want, but i get to ignore what i want

I never used to, but have been lately, since I changed to Brave browser to avoid pop-ups. 

I copy/paste, always say 'AI Quickie', and

I learn something about the OP's mentioned equipment, and I always think of others following, who might benefit from what I bothered finding, after-all, I have more time than many members.

I think if OP's made more effort with their titles, specific questions, and their initial post, responses would be more beneficial.

While I find AI useless on a forum like this, and often unreliable, not in favor of banning and no clue how to regulate, even though I would prefer it to not appear here...