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The internet is inbreeding.

The internet is inbreeding. Lately, when I ask AI for sources, I barely recognize any of them. Not the "oh, a niche blog I hadn't seen before" kind of unfamiliar — more like websites that seem to exist for the sole purpose of being cited by an AI. So I looked into why that's happening. Turns out mo…

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  1. 2026-09-18 10:53 · r/artificial
    The internet is inbreeding.

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