>I’m tired of talking to AI.

>I want to talk to real people.

Good luck with that while on the internet - that's only going to get worse. The bright side is that this may make all of us touch grass more often.

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mrweasel 3 hours ago | parent [-]

The internet isn't going to die out, but it feels like it's becoming a place where you go to do a specific task and then you check out again.

One interesting observation from myself: I don't "browse" the internet anymore. I go read specific sites, order something, or do some task. So my internet usage is way down, but I also don't watch a lot of TV or streaming content anymore, because I can't really deal with it. There's to much of it, the acting is bad, the writing is bad, everything is just a rehash (Cinematography is beautiful though). So now I just read, preferably books written before the year 2000.

	▲	chadgpt3 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It used to be like this, during the golden age of the internet. We didn't have it anywhere, we had it on a computer on our desk. We had to sit down at that desk to use it. Eventually we would get up again and be offline. Bringing connectivity everywhere has many obvious advantages, but it's also sucked away the rest of life.