Other than the obvious path of getting over this fear of bots and whatnot, I see 2 options forward in this regard: 1) government ID verification on all major platforms 2) end-to-end verification of all software being ran, and refusal to run other programs if unsigned code is present; I'm pretty sure there's plenty of efforts in this area already
To be clear, I agree that this is a losing battle, but I don't think that's going to stop some interested parties in pushing systems like what we're talking about.
Charge money to the content consumer? Of course, that will be unacceptable for companies that make money from ads…they will prefer the dystopia. It will also be bad for us humans when our income dwindles because the machines take our jobs…which this paper shows it’s just a matter of time.
Rewatching Jurassic Park?
Perhaps something like the eye tracking tech in modern vehicles to ensure you're paying attention if the lane assist is turned on.
Of course, that would be awful. But what other recourse is there?