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Do you think AI is helping social media… or slowly making it feel less real?

Lately it feels like AI-generated content is everywhere captions, videos, edits, thumbnails, even entire accounts. Sometimes it’s impressive, but other times everything starts feeling kind of repetitive and emotionless.

At the same time, a lot of creators are using AI because it genuinely saves time and helps them keep up with how fast content moves now.

So where do you stand on it?

Do you think people will eventually start valuing more raw and human content again, or is AI just becoming a normal part of how content is made now?

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u/i_eat_curtains — 6 days ago
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Has social media ever made a real-life interaction feel weird for you?

Like when you’ve followed someone online for a long time, seen their posts, liked their stories, maybe even replied a few times… and then suddenly you see them in real life and have no idea whether to act like you know each other or not 😭

Social media has created this strange middle ground where people can feel familiar without ever actually meeting.

Has this ever happened to you?

u/CitiesXXLfreekey — 5 days ago