AI Slop: A Forceful Assault on the Algorithms Shaping Reality

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EVERY startup is churning AI generated slop as an inbound marketing strategy, and it's working. Just spam your blog with gen ai content and Google will index and start giving you impressions on search results.

AI Slop Is a Brute Force Attack on the Algorithms That Control Reality

Generative AI spammers are brute forcing the internet, and it is working.

www.404media.co

AI content is taking over the Internet," and text generated by "large language models is filling hundreds of websites, including CNET and Gizmodo.

AI is cannibalizing itself. And creating more AI.

Artificial intelligence consumption is outpacing the data humans are creating

theweek.com

 

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Requiring platforms to label AI-generated content with a watermark or name could increase transparency and trust. It's unlikely that such a regulation would be implemented anytime soon, given the complexity of the issue and the rapid evolution of AI technology.

 

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Requiring platforms to label AI-generated content with a watermark or name could increase transparency and trust. It's unlikely that such a regulation would be implemented anytime soon, given the complexity of the issue and the rapid evolution of AI technology.

Thread 'Starting in September, China will implement regulations requiring all AI-generated content to be clearly labeled. - A positive move'

Today at 6:01 PM

I view this as a positive step. With the ability to create highly realistic videos of people, places, and events, it can become challenging to distinguish between genuine content and artificial creations. Clear labeling will help improve transparency and trust.

https://cms-lawnow.com/en/ealerts/2025/03/china-releases-ai-content-labeling-rules

China will enforce clear flagging of all AI generated content starting from September

The Cyberspace Administration of China just released regulations that requires the explicit marking of AI-generated content — both visually and in its metadata.

www.yahoo.com

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China took first step here.
Not sure how it will go..