AI isn't getting smarter, you're just getting dummer - Episode 146
DESCRIPTION The "Brain Rot" phenomenon isn't just about bad content; it’s a symptom of a much more expensive problem: the erosion of human authorship. In this episode, we explore why the term "supposed deterioration" misses the mark on the very real physical and mental toll of drifting through endless feeds. We dive…
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