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I’ve built my blocker for AI-generated content. It’s a local AI running on my laptop with a browser extension that classifies and scrubs synthetic content from my eyeballs. I’m too old for this synthetic noise.

TL;DR I’m going full John Connor on the AI content apocalypse

Think of it as an on device AI ad-blocker, but for:
Em-dash overdose. Seriously, why is everything suddenly revolutionary—disruptive—life-changing?
AI influencers’ auto-generated posts and images, auto-posted, all hands-free.
Fake news, fake images, fake people... puff.

Surprisingly, it works. I suppose it will block some human-generated content. However, I would rather read a 2007 Myspace blog than another “10 Growth Hacks Powered By ChatGPT” post.