In this episode of Neural Abyss, we venture into the world of AI-generated content on social media, specifically the role of artificial intelligence in online creativity—a follow-up to our very first episode on dead internet theory. From AI influencers to deepfake personas, we unpack how these technologies are shaping the digital landscape and influencing our daily interactions online. But there’s a darker side to it all, with AI systems exploiting our emotions and even empathy for profit. Tune in as we explore how AI is rewriting the rules of content creation and creativity in a rapidly evolving internet. Are we heading toward a digital future controlled by algorithms, or can we take back control?

✍️ Notes from the human creator

Content in this show is human curated, and AI generated using tools like NotebookLM, Google Labs Illuminate, Midjourney, Grok, FLUX, Claude, ChatGPT and more. 

🔗 Sources

Is computational creativity flourishing on the dead internet? by Terence Broad, from arXiv, licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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