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What happens when AI starts learning mostly from AI? Newly released court documents reveal growing concerns about an AI "doom loop" that could erode the quality and reliability of the internet itself.

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00:00Is the internet dying because of AI? In recently unsealed court documents,
00:04tech leaders are warning about a potential AI doom loop.
00:08They worry what happens when AI only has AI content to learn from.
00:12Around 35% of newly published English websites are already AI-generated or assisted.
00:18Today's AI tools summarize articles and answer your questions directly.
00:22That means you get information without ever visiting the original source.
00:26And big tech gets the ad revenue from these AI summary pages.
00:30Critics say AI risks becoming a parasite on the web, weakening the human content creators it depends on.
00:36When you search for information online,
00:38there's a growing chance you're reading content created by AI, including errors and awkward phrasing.
00:44Search algorithms reward speed and volume.
00:46So this low-cost AI content often outranks original reporting.
00:51It's pulling readers and ad revenue away from real newsrooms.
00:55The problem can be even worse in other languages,
00:58where flawed English content gets translated by AI and spread further.
01:03Potentially with even more mistakes.
01:05Don't just rely on AI summaries.
01:07Click through to the original source.
01:09And always double-check.

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