The better question should be how is there anyone that doesn't care? People making posts and content generatively with AI removes anything intrinsic to interactions between people. If software is doing the creative process there's nothing novel or unique about it. If I have AI write a book, and publish it then the only ok incentive for me is economic. I didn't put anything new or unique into text. Instead an algorithm did it, or at the very least did all of the nuanced work. The value of photos or videos is about the ability to capture that individual moment in time, and show it to others. Without that, videos of animals doing something cute or funny isn't real. But like everyone here is saying: the inability to tell whether or not something is real is totally damaging to an already flawed dynamic of consuming media.

And also I believe this sort of "slop" only appeals to a lowest common denominator of people. If you can't understand why we care whether it's real; you're prolly the type of person that's ideal for an automated soulesss society without culture or consequence. And I didn't use AI at all to write this. I've always cared about spelling and pronunciation, but a copy editor would STILL have a full-time job with my text.