The Core

Agreed. Usually they are easy to spot for humans, but more and more so I have to click through before it’s obvious. In another year, we won’t be able to tell.

We talk about jobs that AI will eliminate, but I rarely see people mention models, but I just don’t see paying people $5,000 for a photoshoot very often 5-10 years from now.

Really noticeable and noticed by lots of non-tech people.

wiki has been going well for a long time. I know it's a relatively unpopular opinion but I think they were part of the initial problem of centralisation. Any non-commercial content basically ended up on there under the guise of referenced content and G loved to rank it above most things. That and it's generally convenient to visit a site where you have a gist of their layout to save yourself time as a searcher.

There must have been a lot of original sources that were maybe the bulk of an article that are now ranked #2 or lower where wiki is #1, halving their CTR.

And then AI/anyone can just grab the wiki dump and proceed to recycle content.