The Internet is dying (and we are killing it)

A long time ago the Internet was hailed as a thing that will connect all of humanity, allow us to freely share our knowledge and experience and solve our problems forever. This never turned out to be the case though, and the more time passes, the farther we get from this idealistic dream. And the logical conclusion of this trend is looking pretty grim.

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0:00 Intro
0:35 The Splintering
3:35 The Rot
6:14 The Pollution

Credits:

Producer: Ignas Žadeikis
Writer: Valius Venckūnas
Video Editing/Animation: Povilas Stonkus
Narration: Ben Mitchell
Thumbnail: Aurimas Danius
Supervising Producer: Aušra Venckutė

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[cybernews]

But what do you think? Has the Internet crossed a point beyond which it cannot be restored to a healthier, more secure space?

[semperfi]

Great content and way of thinking… quite progressive as well as depressive. Hopefully this ain’t a self-fulfilling prophecy 😮😢

[Gary-Anglebrandt]

Glad to finally hear someone talking about the logical outcome of AI-generated content over time! I've been telling colleagues that at some point search engines will begin elevating truly original content from subject-matter experts as AI-generated content-feedback loop deteriorates.

[gamereditorner]

This is cool short documentary! Keep it up!

[-ksj-]

Wow, great stuff. Very intriguing. Hope the Internet isn't plagued by ai

[sebastian]

That was very interesting, so is the solar flare predicted by NASA in 2024 that would down the internet a cover to initiate this segregation of the web🤔

[daineminton]

Was wondering how recursion of the 'Dark Ages' would present itself.

[jsdclight]

This problem isnt there in quantum systems but i dont think they are let known to public if pure state tec is around

[NinjaRunningWild]

Thankfully there’s the Wayback Machine. It’s not 100% but it’s better than nothing.

[moksent]

The internet is evolving? Yay, on to the next wave of weird s**t

[sattharzakeer]

Finally no annoying AI guy. Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤

[codelinx]

Had to watch this at 1.75x it was so slow... Don't try and push the timer of the video without enough content ...

[Dreamer]

The internet is almost dead hahahahw tf

[myname-mzlo]

nahh . browsers will find a way to let you chose to filter out ai generated content if you want . problem solved . also blockchain can be used to tokenise everything like comments and posts etc so we can verify the content is real without needing to give the websites our names etc .