There is a user on Stack Overflow, who posted six answers within 12 (!) minutes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Those answers are quite clearly AI-generated: common style, extreme speed, extreme variety of covered topics. Seeing the time taken to post new questions, there was no answer quality check from the user: it is simply impossible.
Most of them as of now are deleted, but the user is active.
In light of the new policy regarding AI generated content, what will stop this user from posting a new pack of such generated answers?
And is it viewed as sustainable for communities and moderators to react to such answers? Because this is clearly one of the first users who does this. Once it become a public knowledge that this behavior is allowed, how are curators and moderators expected to sustain any reasonable level of content quality?