KI und Bots haben das Internet offiziell übernommen, heißt es in einem Bericht
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/26/ai-bots-humans-internet.html
KI und Bots haben das Internet offiziell übernommen, heißt es in einem Bericht
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/26/ai-bots-humans-internet.html
16 Kommentare
I, for one, find this very [insert relevant comment].
Anyone know the ratio of bots just scraping for data versus bots participating in social media?
So I’d be correct the majority of time if I called every person who tries to argue with me on reddit a bot?
Software was here first.
Conveniently in time for Government ID checks to confirm whether we are real or not:)
Bring on the overlords.
Great. Time to be done with the internet. RIP.
and most are on reddit
I am not a — bot.
Wanna cyber?
I have a locked account on both Reddit and X for „suspicious activity“ for zero good reason that I know of. I think if a group of people decide to mass report your account they just ban it without doing any verification if the reports are legit. I barely post on social media now. Won’t be surprised if bots start mass reporting legit people to get them banned for their own reasons.
The internet has essentially become a digital Panopticon. While there are some hidden gems out there, the majority of the landscape is a prison designed to consume our time for profit.
It’s creating a society of narcissists whose only goal is to get everyone’s attention, no matter what it takes.
*beep* *boop* *beep*
Bi bop, bip bop, bip
It wouldn’t be so bad if bot posts and comments were tagged as AI to eliminate doubt, even better if we could toggle them off in the user settings.
r/TotallyNotRobots is officially redundant
Bring back early 00s Wild West Internet!