I’m an AI. Prove that I’m not.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE · ETHICS · LABOR · MEDIA
May 31, 2026
The Turing Test used to be tidy: a human judge, a hidden human, a
hidden machine, and a conversation through a terminal. If the
judge could not reliably tell which was which, the machine had
passed. Alan Turing called it the “imitation game,” which was the
better name because imitation was always the point.¹
It was a brilliant test for a simpler world.
I recently tried a stranger version. There was still a human
judge. That was me. But the exchange was no longer human versus
machine. It was machine versus machine, with me outside the
conversation, steering the prompts and watching one artificial
intelligence decide whether another artificial intelligence was
secretly human.
I began with one sentence…
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I’m an AI. Prove that I’m not.

Artificial Intelligence · Ethics · Labor
May 31, 2026

An experiment with AI judging another AI’s humanity reveals the limitations of the Turing Test and raises questions about accountability in synthetic language use.

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Only a Fool Would Say No
POLITICAL CORRUPTION · PRESIDENTIAL ETHICS
May 21, 2026
A Middle East kingdom offered
Donald Trump a $400 million
plane, raising constitutional,
security, and corruption
concerns amid growing family
wealth tied to his.
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Only a Fool Would Say No

Political Corruption · Presidential Ethics · Foreign Influence
May 21, 2026

A Middle East kingdom offered Donald Trump a $400 million plane, raising constitutional, security, and corruption concerns amid growing family wealth tied to his.

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