I think about these kind of activities and their motivations a lot. Money is too valuable and rewarding that many people will constantly chase these hustle pra

I think about these kind of activities and their motivations a lot. Money is too valuable and rewarding that many people will constantly chase these hustle practices no matter the ethical implications or if they are shady. Even more so if they are legal. With the current potential of AI and automation this just makes the resulting impact bigger for the 'good citizen consumer', like the sheet amount of autogenerated videos on YouTube that just read out loud some scrapped content, or even the stolen and reposted content, all in seek of finding a semiautomatic money cow that they can milk. After all, if that can give you easy scalable money, why not trying? The bad part is that now consumers have to deal with a polluted search result and recommendations list, that is really hard to filter by the media owners because its a tough issue. I understand the motivations, but I hate that the product degrades the quality as a result of a few actors . Sometimes I wonder if this will always be the status quo in our world and I'm actually missing out on joining these practices as well and see if I can hit some jackpot, but I hate these side hustle practices.