Kevin Worthington on X

@Cipher_twt Latency

Everyone wants AI. Almost nobody secured the stack beneath it.

Weak identity, messy data flows, bad logging, and no rollback + AI = bigger risk.

Get the checklist here:
https://t.co/1shMaZv8FH

#AI #Cybersecurity #WebInfrastructure #DevSecOps #AISecurity https://t.co/urBJ3N62WJ

In case you missed it - AI is Destroying the Internet

#AI https://t.co/dJ2u8vhSrK

@redeemed_zoomer @pablom066 Notable/famous classical music composers associated with each European country?

@thepearsonified That's fair! A lot of it is.

Human authenticity is missing in AI-generated content. And that's why it feels off.

@thepearsonified AI is here to stay and is powerful and helpful. But it also contributes to low-quality content (slop).

AI is destroying the internet.

Search is filling with AI junk.
Bots everywhere.
Fake reviews multiplying.

The web is becoming less human - and harder to trust.

I broke down why this is happening:
https://t.co/lWVYFqY9f4

#AI #Technology #Internet

If you run a website, blog, or online business, this trend should concern you. https://t.co/dJ2u8vhSrK

I wrote a deeper breakdown here:

AI Is Destroying the Internet
https://t.co/lWVYFqY9f4 https://t.co/QMbKgNwrgf

Ironically, AI flooding the internet may make human expertise more valuable, not less.

Real experience
Real examples
Real technical depth

Those things are getting harder to fake.

There's also a cybersecurity angle.

AI makes it trivial to generate:

phishing messages
fake support emails
scam landing pages
social engineering attacks

That lowers the barrier to cybercrime dramatically.

This is why the "Dead Internet Theory" keeps spreading.

It claims much of the web is now bots talking to bots.

That might be exaggerated.

But the trend behind it is very real.

When content becomes nearly free to produce, the internet fills with noise.

Not because people want to ruin the web.

But because the system rewards quantity over quality.

The incentives are broken.

Platforms reward:

• content volume
• keyword coverage
• engagement metrics

AI is extremely good at generating those signals.

Now much of the web is generated by machines.

AI-written articles
AI-generated images
bot engagement
SEO content farms
automated review spam

The web is increasingly built for algorithms, not people.

The early internet was messy, but it was human.

Personal blogs
Weird forums
Niche websites
Hobbyist communities

If you searched for something, you often found a real expert explaining it.

The internet feels worse than it used to.

Search results are full of AI junk.
Fake reviews everywhere.
Bot accounts on every platform.

My theory: AI is destroying the internet.

Here's what's happening 🧵

AI is destroying the internet.

Search is worse.
Social media is full of bots.
Fake reviews are everywhere.

Something fundamental is breaking online.

I wrote about what’s happening:
https://t.co/lWVYFqY9f4 https://t.co/Qa16cetZHj

@Montreal St Viateur Bagel if it’s morning. Poutine if it’s later.

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Literally everyone. https://t.co/Qcv68pQk3a

@shoryaDs7 @BellaBaddie__ Last name for me.

Called it. https://t.co/NdeCK5WfW1

Mark my words: The Seattle Seahawks will win the Super Bowl tonight.