In this TechTalk, I dig into the “Dead Internet Theory” and why a lot of people are genuinely freaked out that the internet could be more bots than humans in the next few years—especially with generative AI cranking out content at scale. And yeah, I’m not here to do the pearl-clutching thing; I’m looking at the reality of what happens when the web becomes a machine feeding other machines. The scary part isn’t just fake posts—it’s that you stop trusting anything, and once trust dies, the whole vibe of the internet changes. We also go on a classic live-stream journey through the chaos of modern platforms: bots that don’t behave, dashboards you’re logged into wrong because you’ve got five of them, and that absolutely insane “Not enough memory to open this page” YouTube bug that’s been around forever. Google owns the site and the browser, so how is this still a thing? Then we veer into comedy, context, and how people have lost media literacy—because nuance matters, and surface-level takes are how you end up with a dead internet in the first place. Takeaway: protect yourself, keep your skepticism dialed in, and don’t let the bots (or the outrage machine) do your thinking for you.