2026-01-12 03:20:21

People have been writing obituaries for the web for years now. First came social networks that promised to replace it, then came mobile apps that supposedly buried it. But nothing stuck. The internet just kept evolving. Now though, AI might actually be different. Unlike those previous waves, this one cuts deeper—it's not just reshaping how we access the web, but fundamentally changing what the web means. Whether AI becomes the web's savior or its executioner? That's the trillion-dollar question nobody can quite answer yet.

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NFTPessimist

· 01-12 03:49

Ha, it's the same old tune of Savior or Executor. Is this wave of AI really different? I think in the end, it will just be exploited by capital once again.

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HalfPositionRunner

· 01-12 03:49

AI this time is really a bit different, it feels like it will redefine the internet Is AI the savior or the executioner? Honestly, no one can really figure it out Here we go again, every time they say this time is different, but in the end, the internet will go whatever way it wants It's a trillion-dollar issue, no wonder the giants are going crazy It's profound, but making money is the real key, right

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