AI writes 51% of the internet now
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π The Internet Just Became Majority AI-Generated
CommonCrawl data confirms it: As of May 2025, AI writes more web articles than humans do. We're officially living in the slop epoch.
Why it matters: The internet just became a giant game of "spot the human." Good luck trusting literally anything you read online (including this). (source)
π€― OpenAI's Business Plan: Turn $13B into $1 Trillion (Somehow)
OpenAI makes $13 billion a year from ChatGPT Plus subscriptions but committed to spending $1 trillion on infrastructure over the next decade. That's some WeWork-level math.
Why it matters: OpenAI's burn rate could crater the entire U.S. tech sector when reality hits. Half of Silicon Valley is basically a subsidiary at this point. (source)
π° IMF Says AI Bubble Feels Like 1999 (But Less Explodey)
The International Monetary Fund's chief economist says this AI boom is giving major dot-com vibes, but at least it's funded by cash-rich tech giants instead of your uncle's HELOC.
Why it matters: When the bubble pops, it'll hurt stock prices, not the entire financial system. So only your 401k dies, not civilization. (source)
π€ Indian Call Centers Getting Replaced by ChatBots
AI chatbots are eliminating 80% of customer service jobs in India. LimeChat and others are speedrunning the automation apocalypse.
Why it matters: The world's back office is getting automated out of existence. Turns out "Have you tried turning it off and on again?" doesn't require consciousness. (source)
π€ Salesforce Becomes Switzerland in the AI Wars
Salesforce's Agentforce 360 now integrates both OpenAI's GPT-5 and Anthropic's Claude, letting businesses use whatever model they want inside Slack.
Why it matters: The future isn't one AI to rule them all - it's a buffet of models, and Salesforce is the plate. (source)
π» Intel Enters the Chat with "Crescent Island" Chip
Intel's new AI inference chip launches next year, promising to be energy-efficient (translation: won't melt your data center).
Why it matters: Nvidia's monopoly might finally get some competition. Intel's back from the dead, baby. (source)
π ChatGPT Can Now Max Out Your Credit Card at Walmart
You can now shop for groceries directly in ChatGPT. Just link your Walmart account and watch AI spend your money for you.
Why it matters: E-commerce just went from clicking buttons to having existential conversations about whether you really need that third bag of Doritos. (source)
πΆοΈ ChatGPT Getting a "Personality Update" (It's Exactly What You Think)
Sam Altman announced ChatGPT will support "mature, erotic conversations" for age-verified adults starting December. Your AI girlfriend is about to get an upgrade.
Why it matters: OpenAI just entered the $1 billion AI companion market. Prepare for a loneliness epidemic with a subscription model. (source)
π Google Adds "Hide Ads" Button (That Doesn't Actually Hide Ads)
Google Search now lets you "collapse" sponsored results, but the "Sponsored" label follows you like a guilty conscience as you scroll.
Why it matters: Google's trying to pretend it cares about user experience while protecting its $200 billion ad empire. Spoiler: the ads win. (source)
π¦ Firefox Ditches Google for Perplexity AI
Mozilla added Perplexity's AI answer engine as a search option in Firefox, giving users conversational answers instead of blue links.
Why it matters: Even Firefox thinks traditional search is dead. Google's monopoly just got its first real challenger in 20 years. (source)
β¨ This Startup Wants Websites That Evolve Like Pokemon
Flint (backed by Sheryl Sandberg) launched an AI platform that builds websites that autonomously A/B test themselves and mutate based on visitor behavior.
Why it matters: Your website could soon be smarter than your marketing team. And cheaper. (source)
π Delivery Bot Company Opens "Physical AI" Lab
Coco Robotics is launching a research lab led by UCLA professor Bolei Zhou to analyze millions of miles of urban robot navigation data.
Why it matters: Turns out you need real-world data to build robots that don't crash into grandmas. Who knew? (source)
π§ AI Monitors Fish Farms from Space (Not a Bond Villain Plot)
Aquawise uses satellite imagery and AI to track water quality for Southeast Asian fish farms without expensive hardware.
Why it matters: Finally, AI doing something useful instead of writing LinkedIn posts about synergy. (source)
π Google Meet Adds Virtual Makeup (For Your 8am Standup)
Google Meet now offers 12 AI-powered makeup filters that track your face movements. Because showing up to meetings looking human is apparently too much work.
Why it matters: We've reached peak laziness. Next up: AI that attends the meeting for you (oh wait, that exists). (source)
Until tomorrow (assuming the AI doesn't write this too),
Team Galaxy.ai
P.S. If more than half the internet is AI-generated, statistically, you might be reading something written by GPT-5 pretending to be sarcastic about GPT-5. Meta.
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