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AI content can be useful and still make the internet worse

i keep seeing this take everywhere these days. "who cares if it's AI generated? if the content is good, it's good" i get the logic. but i think it's wrong The problem isn't whether the content is factually accurate or even well written. The problem is that AI-generated content, by default, has no p…

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  1. 2026-10-13 08:30 · r/artificial
    AI content can be useful and still make the internet worse

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