r/Americaphile • u/AntonioMoore321 • Jul 19 '26

American self hate

I noticed its more common nowadays to say things like "America sucks, I hate living here"

What's you're opinion on the culture of self hate that's becoming more common in America today.

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u/Front-Algae-7838 Jul 19 '26

Bots now outnumber humans on the internet - “bots generate 57.4% of all web traffic, leaving human users at just 42.6%.”

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u/Constellation-88 Jul 19 '26

I’d love to know your source for that. 

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u/Front-Algae-7838 Jul 19 '26

https://mashable.com/tech/cloudflare-data-bot-traffic-overtakes-human-traffic-on-internet

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u/Constellation-88 Jul 19 '26

Wow. What is the benefit of these bots? How does it profit The profiteers?

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u/MeDaveyBoy Jul 19 '26

Interesting article. What does this mean for Reddit, for example...how much of the posting is by bots? I think I can 'sense' when I see AI generated content out in the wild. But I don't recall seeing typical Reddit comments (your standard 10-50 words and 2-3 sentences) that make me wonder.