Podcast: Katie Notopoulos on How AI Is Blurring Real vs. Fake on Social Feeds
round · x · 2026-10-07
A 48-minute Aboard Podcast episode features Business Insider journalist Katie Notopoulos discussing how AI is reshaping internet culture. Using her recent AI-related reporting as a lens, she and Paul Ford explore the increasingly blurry boundary between real and artificial content in social feeds, whether the "worst things on the internet" have gotten even worse with AI, and revisit Paul's 2014 essay on YouTube, "The American Room."
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