Websites: "Verify you're a human... No, try again... No, try again... You must verify you're a real person."
The same websites: "You can only make a complaint via Billy, our AI assistant, who will connect you to one of our customer support operatives, Misha, who seems to be an attractive human but is in fact a bot"
Imagine a plot like Idiocracy but AIdiocracy, where someone wakes up in a future where all books, movies, music, art and architecture are created by AIs, and all *consumed* by AIs. Humans are asleep or dead behind their curator bots.
Everything runs, but it's all nonsense. Billboards sell plates of cooked toilet paper, stairways go in circles, boy bands play car crash sounds by stuffing string into their nostrils. Machines guess what humans want and the machines approve.
What's crazy is that we have relatively simple, low-tech ways of dealing with bots. They're proven to work.
Yet these solutions are eschewed in favor of the dystopian systems we have now.
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