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No, but there are many who use AI to mass produce drivel

• handfuloflight 2y ago
  Does their drivel actually stand out or gain market share?
  • antonvs 2y ago
    It doesn’t really have to. A lot of it is spam sites that are just farming ad revenue, for example.
    • handfuloflight 2y ago
      Does that mean all of their traffic is fake? If that's the case, we had this issue before AI.
      • antonvs 2y ago
        No, it's real traffic. People get there via search engines typically. The sites are set up to rank highly for common search terms. The problem is that many people aren't savvy enough to recognize when they've hit such a site. This scam did exist before AI, but AI has made it much easier to flood the internet with sites like this, and make them seem much more useful.