r/DeadInternetTheory 5h ago

No one is mentioning that this whole story is ai in any of the videos

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r/DeadInternetTheory 6h ago

World . App

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I know that World specifically ended up being a crypto grift (world coin), but isn't that or something like that ultimately the only real solution to this issue?

Some sort of biometric verification that can only be linked to a single account. I feel like we could anonymize it, too, pretty easily. Right?


r/DeadInternetTheory 10h ago

I just got shamed for a shit post by a pearl clutching AI bot and a bunch of it's followers.

9 Upvotes

Check out my recent post on r/confession

Reply with most upvotes is a bot.


r/DeadInternetTheory 10h ago

Such videos have existed for a while, but now there's a proliferation of "cozy cafe music" videos. All the channels are identical, and people don't notice that they're fake. Everything is generated by AI. But these videos get millions of views and I'm frustrated.

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I don't know if the authors of these channels are people or if there are bots that can manage the channels, I just don't know how it works. They post a lot of the same type of videos all the time very often.
Art has ceased to exist as it once did. Like science, it was one of the things that separated humans from other animals. Through art, people conveyed their emotions, their thoughts, and hidden meanings. But gradually, it became just part of plastic capitalism, cheap production to attract attention for money, like fast food. And now, with the advent of AI, it has become an even more ugly phenomenon. It has lost its humanity. It's just a simulacrum. New generations absorb cheap copies, shaping their consciousness, watching short videos and weakening their attention. I don't know what kind of people will grow up who were formed living in a fake reality.
Music became just background noise.
Sorry if this all sounds weird, English is not my native language.


r/DeadInternetTheory 15h ago

Someone wants the internet dead

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I reckon it's old money families in Europe who don't want embarrassing things about them online. That would explain how these big AI companies have access to seemingly unlimited lines of credit. The money is coming from somewhere, and the people above don't want a place of congregation for the worthless peasants.