这篇文章戳中了每个认真上网的人的痛点——AI 内容已经让人分不清真假，阅读体验严重下降。如果你每天花时间刷社交媒体或看博客，点开这篇会找到共鸣。
Jason Koebler 在一篇愤怒的文章中描述了 AI 生成内容在互联网上泛滥成灾的现状。他提出了“僵尸互联网”的概念，与“死互联网”（纯机器人互聊）不同，僵尸互联网是人与机器人、人与使用 AI 的人、AI 代理与人类之间的复杂混合体。这种内容不仅难以过滤，还开始扭曲人类的写作风格，让人感到精神疲惫。文章还指出，AI 摘要书籍、虚假的 Reddit 帖子、自动化的 YouTube 频道等正在为赚钱而污染网络。
Your AI Use Is Breaking My Brain
Your AI Use Is Breaking My Brain Excellent, angry piece by Jason Koebler on how AI writing online is becoming impossible to avoid, filtering it is mentally exhausting and it's even starting to distort regular human writing styles. I particularly liked his use of the term "Zombie Internet" to define a different, more insidious alternative to the "Dead Internet" (which is just bots talking to each other): I called it the Zombie Internet because the truth is that large parts of the internet are not just bots talking to bots or bots talking to people. It’s people talking to bots, people talking to people, people creating “AI agents” and then instructing them to interact with people. It’s people using AI talking to people who are not using AI, and it’s people using AI talking to other people who are using AI. It’s influencer hustlebros who are teaching each other how to make AI influencers and have spun up automated YouTube channels and blogs and social media accounts that are spamming the internet for the sole purpose of making money. It is whatever the fuck “Moltbook” is and whatever the fuck X and LinkedIn have become. It’s AI summaries of real books being sold as the book itself and inspirational Reddit posts and comment threads in which people give heartfelt advice to some account that’s actually being run by a marketing firm. [...] Via @jasonkoebler.bsky.social Tags: definitions , ai , generative-ai , llms , slop , jason-koebler , ai-ethics