I think you are right. But I think the answer goes deeper: we have encouraged a culture where the most supported information is also the most superficial. The e

I think you are right. But I think the answer goes deeper: we have encouraged a culture where the most supported information is also the most superficial. The essence of individual experience itself has long been discouraged on the web in favour of SEO and the trashy news and the trivial. So the fact that ChatGPT can replace much of the web actually says less about the marvel of ChatGPT and more about the lack of anything really worthwhile because the profound just happens to be the least economically valuable.