DEAD INTERNET Theory IS REAL, AI Bots Have TAKEN OVER Poker And Infect EVERYTHING Even 2024 Election

[SergioLeonardoCornejo]

I think everyone noticed it was too suspicious that many people online supported things we saw nobody talked about offline.

[XDWX]

The internet has been like this for a while. Tons of bots are making fake comments all over YouTube and other places.

[killingmyselftolive]

They've taken over this platform too, not just in the comment sections, but the policing, it's out of control..

[kylehall]

As a Runescape player i've seen the horror of bots since 2008

[specificfrequency]

The ultimate irony will be bots playing against bots then refusing to give the money to their human creators.

[cailancook]

We need a term much stronger than Gaslighting. This is on a whole different scale over a period of years, I guess you could call it propagandising, but previously successful propagandists would salivate at the power of the current ones.

[TrangleC]

They should rename the phenomenon "Indian Internet Theory", because that seems to be who is mostly behind all the bots.

[AmishMan]

Doesn’t it make more sense to own multiple bots that all play at the same table so that anytime a human joined the game, the owner of the bots is guaranteed to take all of the human’s money?

[masonr]

My grandfather was a card shark. He said the key to winning at poker: "You have to let them catching you bluffing at least once." 😈

[TheHeroJourneys]

Everyone will think they are an internet celebrity content creator making a monthly paycheck for making content, but all of the followers are bots “You will own nothing and you will be happy”

[forthelulz]

You can beat a bot in a game, but if you play them a 100 times they will win at least 51% of the time. That's how they win.

[Truthist]

I didn't think people could be as stupid as they seem online, until I started hiring employees. THEY ARE!

[Brandtphenom]

There is something you can do about it… take long breaks from the Internet to work outside or go play poker in person. We rely on the Internet for entertainment too much nowadays. Plays, burlesque, shows, sports events, or working in your community, seems to have gone by the wayside as more and more people venture for online services. We are losing our humanity and this scares me the most.

[neonsheep]

Plot twist: Tim's AI and the real Tim is already living in a van down by the river.

[mitchelryan]

That really sounds like it is really happening. I cannot tell you how many people on the Internet say things that they don’t actually believe.

[wvrjlhr]

Ai will officially take over the Internet soon the sad part is no one will care

[jaylenharris]

Artificial traction, that explains all these woke accounts.

[spencermarkham]

I was a big believer in dead internet theory long before there was a name to it! The biggest tip off was dating sites and social media!

[jeffmofo]

In 2015 I was asked to build a bot that scraped ESPN and bet on sports. That was 2015

[crustyhotdog]

Love how this entire segment is Tim trying to justify his gambling addiction.