Reddit is now flagging real profile pictures as AI generated. Where does this end.

I run a research account on Reddit. Today someone told me my profile picture looks AI generated. It is a real photo of me. I work with AI heavily for research, sourcing, and writing. I am transparent about that. But the pattern recognition is now so aggressive that anything slightly polished gets flagged as synthetic. The irony: the same communities that discuss AI capabilities daily are now using "this looks AI" as a thought-terminating dismissal. No engagement with the content. Just pattern matching on aesthetics. At what point does the uncanny valley argument start eating real humans.