I don't think it's problematic for anyone other than the spammers. No longer do they need to hire an army of cheap copywriters in some third world country to p

I don't think it's problematic for anyone other than the spammers. No longer do they need to hire an army of cheap copywriters in some third world country to produce their spam. Anyone can run a spam farm nearly for free, and crowding the market is inevitably going to be driving down the profitability for everyone in the business as clicks and impressions are diluted. As is the trend with AI in general, it's really hard to build an effective moat.