> And I also want it to be free from a cacophony of noise. OK in this case I think the dystopia you're living in is Neal Stephenson's Anathem, where a tribe of

> And I also want it to be free from a cacophony of noise. OK in this case I think the dystopia you're living in is Neal Stephenson's Anathem, where a tribe of techno-priests professionally searches the Internet to try to find true information among a sea of lies that were machine-generated by large language models which were deployed during various nation-state conflicts and are now permanently endemic on the Internet.