Reddit asks which websites are already losing most of their traffic to LLMs
Cancel_Still · reddit · 2026-07-27
A Reddit post asks which websites or companies have already seen traffic collapse because of LLMs, using Chegg and Stack Overflow as examples.
The discussion is about near-term disruption: what kinds of sites, tools, or companies may disappear next as people shift routine knowledge work to AI.
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