Dead Internet Cannibalizing Itself

cool example of dead internet cannibalizing itself: ancient spam account posts a generated image description with no image, drawing swarms of admiring text-spam bots which generate imaginary human reactions (read the replies) to an image which doesn’t actually exist The photo captures a couple exchanging vows at sunset. The emotions it evokes are love, happiness, and the memory of a special day filled with promises.

A screenshot of a social media post criticizes the dead internet: a spam account describes an image that does not exist, while text-spam bots generate an imaginary romantic reaction to it. The joke is that automated accounts are creating and amplifying a fictional image and fictional human engagement, making the internet consume its own generated content. EN: A screenshot of a social media post criticizes the dead internet: a spam account describes an image that does not exist, while text-spam bots generate an imaginary romantic reaction to it. The joke is that automated accounts are creating and amplifying a fictional image and fictional human engagement, making the internet consume its own generated content.

• @pokupkabitka / 40144 2024-05-07