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there will come a time when it will be virtually impossible to distinquish between Computer-Generated-ANYTHING and "the-real-thing".

even if we were able to put the genie back in the bottle, it would take millions of humans years to sift through all the false, fake, misinformed, misquoted, misrepresented "stuff" regardless of exactly the who/what/why.

perhaps we are already living in the Skynet Matrix.

food for thought from Barry Kauler, the creator of Puppy Linux:
https://www.bkhome.org/insight/a-theory-of-reality.html

came across this image and had to share it given the earlier Skynet Matrix reference:
https://recon.cx/2023/images/www_bg_2023.png
from: https://recon.cx/2023/

edited to add additional commentary & links

... delete ChatGPT messages?

Ab - so - lu - te - ly

Rather dissapointing to see such a question asked here at Dev1.
But here we are.

A.

One of the answers is "Is it ethical to delete a message from a user who used a text editor with spell check?"
This is an unexpected look at the question from a slightly different angle.
Probably has a right to exist.

Although, “man is an animal for whom everything is not enough,” the modern example of a certain dictator, who was not stopped at one time, confirms this.

So should you delete ChatGPT messages?