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Sociologists say that the concept of the Internet is now relevant when users access the Web. Research shows that about half of all web traffic now comes from bots that distribute aggregated content. Some researchers say that the web is dying, but automatic participation is a response to incentives that pay.
Most of the Internet still works on human traffic, but more and more it feels human first.
Researchers say that the issues that are broadcast on the main platforms will start working on the dead platforms, and it depends on what people see online.
4 years ago, as 4 years ago, the idea that was first spread from Ginjna Street, Martintos Cafe, was first called the return, but it was originated from ASI.
In fact, for the first time last year, it will carry human traffic. In the year
There is no direct way to measure it, but there are a lot of signs pointing to the Internet that are different from what we think (Unis Tourist, Sociologist).
When researchers reboot the Internet, it means that they will be able to improve on the topic and the ability to automatically reason in those platforms.
Broadly speaking, there are fewer people online than the race, but that automatic movement is losing the fundamentals of who people are. When machines can simulate these symptoms, users start to suspect everyone, he said. Some will rise. Others move conversations to semi-private or date locations.
“A lot of people go to places where they can say what they're talking about, or private group discussions,” he said. “When the usual accusations stop working, people look for other ways to communicate.”
Although the general movement of people has not changed, they feel the receipt of the public Internet, which rotates into private channels.
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“These automated systems are involved in the creation of artificial interactions that result in real human activity,” the researchers said.
It is difficult to ignore the change in the order of the busy base.
“It's more realistic than we thought,” he said. That's because we're seeing the technology rally, and we're also seeing financial incentives.
A report from the venture capital firm Galaxy found that automation now dominates the major social platforms. Analysts said that the monster in the AII-generated material, Reddit, YouTube, and SPAM-Rocking, low-quality content and the increase in the amount of spam.
Even after Elon muscle, according to one estimate, 64% of the Meanwhile, the same study estimated that 95 million Instagram accounts – 9.5% of the total – could be automated.
Meta did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and x did not respond to media inquiries.
Shift is already visible in the number of researchers who follow the trend as artificial posts increase.
“Half of the Internet” said DEDEY DAS, a partner of Demon Capital companies, which studies the trend, is decryption.
“Tablets and AI devices will attack that content and give it back to you,” he added, adding that other machines have completed reading machines. “
The development of the paper on the right platforms will lead to the exodus, it will lead to the closest places of the predecessor, it is not sure that DAS can return to the original website.
“There are no more people who write hands,” he said. “You can't find it, and if you do, people think it's AI. Most of the conversation now happens in platforms that are built for performance, not honesty.”
Although this is a big issue with software like people.
“The person at the other end of the Internet pipeline is the person who is being evaluated,” he said. “Captchas, logs, two-factor codes, all the software can simulate that perfectly, and there is no shared kill law that can be considered an agent.”
The rise of I agents
If the Internet feels “dead”, the proliferation of AI agents will only accelerate the trend. Agents are agents that respond on behalf of the user and assist in performing tasks and performing tasks. Browse sites, conduct searches, make purchases, trade incentives, trade Crypto and interact with platforms in ways similar to human activity.
Nirarav cryry, the intellectual property association's neighborhood developer camp network, the example is driven by economics as technologies.
“Agent Annie earns machine speed and no cost,” he said. Then that output goes back into circulation.
As users give more control to agents, a larger share of daily online activity will be handled by machines rather than by humans.
“Online ecosystems[follow incentives],” he said. “You're not just more bots when fake engagement is cheap and rewarding.”
This tension is already visible in real-world usage. Earlier this month, Amazon sent a confusing and confusing message after Amazon's login browser was found to be identifying automatons as human shoppers. AII-DISIND Cystardated is the first ani-drive that uses the Clang code agent, which is described in the tests that help to check the individual code of 30 companies.
The biggest risk for DAS corporations and platforms comes when AI agents are deployed in large numbers.
Companies will get millions of requests from users when these systems are running, he said. “It's very difficult to stop.”
AI-generated video is the next wave. Devices such as Sora 2 from Opena and Google Poo3 can produce real clips and deep police installations from text stimuli, but with a variable initial size, included on social platforms.
Financial incentives drive a flood of Ibots online and must be qualified to meet one's needs. “It has become a sign of fakeness to get money,” he said.
The world (previously international), the passport of a person and a group of people is intended to check the systems that are rolling online.
“If real creators were rewarded, people would still have a place online,” he said.
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