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Last Update | 18th August 2024
I don't mind, most bots I met were more interesting than most people I met so I'm good
It’s both progress, and something we’re losing.
Does progress, by definition, need to be considered “good” in order to be considered progress? It’s a progression, for sure. It’s what is next, whether by intentional planned design, or unavoidable unintended outcomes, it is what it is, y’all. I honestly miss the Internet as a whole, before so many idiots were able to easily use it, and arguably not for the better – circa 1999. No, not the speed of the technology, that’s for sure – the population of users. The general user base. Let’s face it – people en mass fuck up good shit, invariably. Look at any city, and imagine the landscape that was there before. From rain forests to ozone layers and from oceans to online communities and media, people eventually find a way to ruin things.
Just an observation.
Let's see. . . I can pay $20 month to have a personal AI assistant 24/7 who answers every question I have, orders everything I need or want always finding the best deal, and I never see another ad in my life. Or I can continue in the ad mania world I've been drowning in for the last 30 years. . . hmmm
There is so much AI slop that the internet has become partially ugly
“That thing is not human”
I like "pay to crawl", never heard of it. I would guess it's hard to enforce but if it becomes easy it could save content creators and even become more profitable then the current monetizing methods. Considering AI is not going away.
According to the Bible…
The prognosis isn't good.
The Death of the Salesman
Over 6 billion daily users that are human. That's the reality. This video is full of shit.
Crazy times!
it came from China
You can still find humans in the comments section.
Help I've been kidnapped by a robot
Nice explanation 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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Men specifically are complaining about today's internet because they can't no longer ha. .rra. .ss w/t immediatly being clocked by an AI bot, censored or losing their accounts and having to create new ones which get taken down just as fast.
If that is the "dead internet" people are complaining about, I actually am very grateful for the upgrade and I happen to love AI generated art and am glad there no longer is ads popping out everywhere in that total chaotic ecosystem that internet was.
They would cry that internet is filled with bots while being billions to have an internet bill to pay every month lol, I don't think they see the irony in their statement🤡
This is a brilliant breakdown, and it completely makes sense why these statistics feel so dystopian. It is genuinely scary to watch the internet we grew up with change so drastically. But I think what we are actually mourning here isn't the loss of the 'human web'—it is the death of the Attention Economy.
For the last 20 years, the internet was built on trapping us: forcing us to click through endless ad-cluttered pages and scrolling loops just to find a simple answer or buy a jacket.
What these statistics are actually showing is our transition into an Intention Economy (what many tech theorists are calling 'The Grid'). Yes, AI agents are doing the browsing now, but from a user's perspective, that is a massive structural upgrade! Why should we have to spend hours doing digital 'grunt work'—hunting for links, filling out checkout forms, or dodging clickbait—when a personal agent can do it instantly in the background? The internet isn't becoming 'less human'; it is finally becoming a silent, ambient utility. It is getting out of our way.
And a huge, overlooked part of this shift is what programmers are actually doing behind the scenes to keep us safe. In the old web, developers built algorithms to hack our attention. Today, the new generation of programmers is rebuilding the actual 'plumbing' of the internet. They are developing incredibly secure protocols and encrypted data vaults that stop bad actors, scammers, and deep-fakes at the foundational level. They are essentially programming your AI to act as a private, impenetrable shield for your personal data, fixing the safety issues of the old internet from the ground up.
Human connection isn't dying either; it's just migrating. Because the massive public squares are becoming flooded with bots, real people are retreating to safety. We are abandoning the chaotic feeds and moving to private, high-trust hubs (like niche forums, group chats, and Discord) where authentic interaction can thrive without algorithmic noise.
It feels weird now because we’re used to the old, click-heavy web. But once AI handles the digital chores and locks down our safety, we’ll finally get our time and mental energy back for the real world.
Good for the Bots…🖖🤖👍
The word "anthropomorphic" comes from ancient Greek, combining anthropos (meaning "human being") and morphe (meaning "form" or "shape"). Together, the roots literally translate to "having human form"
Pay Per Crawl is a start, but it's not enough. We need authentication protocols designed specifically for AI agents at the infrastructure level.
I don't mind the AI overview if it is accurate. I used to think that it is. But I soon found that it is not. I noticed that information supposedly from the links provided were not there when I checked the links directly. So, now, instead of trusting the veracity of the overview, I will check directly the links provided for information that are significant or critical.
At what point are They going to consider humans obsolete?
This seems like something new. That;s all for now.