The article argues that the internet is evolving from 'bots talking to bots' into a 'Zombie Internet' where AI-generated low-quality content is not only rampant but is actively distorting human expression and thinking patterns.
The New York Times issued a correction after mistaking an AI-generated summary of a politician's views for a real quote, highlighting the severe threat of AI 'hallucinations' to journalistic integrity and public trust.
The removal of an AGI-triggered IP clause in the OpenAI-Microsoft partnership marks a complete shift from idealistic vision to commercial entanglement.
Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah's Vatican speech calls for external oversight and humanistic care in AI development, posing three core questions: responsibility to the global poor, the 'personhood' of AI, and the spiritual dimension of technology.