At The Spectator, Max Horder deftly details his concerns with the post-AI internet, writing:
The contrast between the internet five years ago and today is unmistakable: content-slop, workslop, AI-generated comments, fake opinions and phony judgments, trite phrases, apocalyptic hysteria, the biggest intellectual-property heist in human history – all because of the invention of Large Language Models (LLMs). But again – it doesn’t matter how we feel because the speed and ease of chatbots make them unstoppable. We’re stuck living in the hellscape of modern digital culture whether we like it or not.
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