“The graphs from FT and The Washington Post show the same thing over and over; we are being flooded with AI-generated content, from apps to music to scientific papers, but that doesn’t make any of it any good. Most of it (in fairness, not all) isn’t.”
Our reading, the sentence that was checked:
We are being flooded with AI-generated content, from apps to music to scientific papers, but that does not make it good, and most of it, though not all, is not good.
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Where and when Gary Marcus wrote it
Marcus on AI, Slop, productivity, and why the AI-fueled world is going nowhere mighty fast, paragraph 7.
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- most of it (in fairness, not all) (scope, stated by the speaker)
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: Marcus on AI, Slop, productivity, and why the AI-fueled world is going nowhere mighty fast
The graphs from FT and The Washington Post show the same thing over and over; we are being flooded with AI-generated content, from apps to music to scientific papers, but that doesn’t make any of it any good. Most of it (in fairness, not all) isn’t.
- Where
- paragraph 7
- Published
- 2026-06-07
- Source observed
- , live page
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- full text, public
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