Reddit debates whether generative video will flood the internet into unreadability
VasaFromParadise · reddit · 2026-09-07
A Reddit user argues that the explosion of locally and commercially generated video is turning feeds into a colossal waste of time, predicting that in five years the internet will hold millions of hours of AI video no human can watch. They speculate about platforms banning generative video or deploying quality filters, sparking debate on whether AI slop is genuinely degrading content discovery.
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