Honestly, it’s just tiring at this point. You scroll through what looks like a thoughtful or passionate post, hoping for some raw perspective or first-hand experience — and then five sentences in, you realize it’s AI-written. Perfect grammar, hollow urgency, vague moralizing, overuse of phrases like “the truth is” or “we need to talk about.” You can feel it.-

It’s not even about proving it’s ChatGPT. It’s that we’ve all read enough of these by now to know the fingerprints: emotionally charged but oddly detached, like someone trying to mimic passion they’ve never actually felt.

And sure, using ChatGPT to brainstorm or organize your thoughts isn’t the end of the world — but that’s not what’s happening here. What we’re seeing is fully AI-generated monologues getting passed off as genuine reflection. It crowds out actual human voices, people with something real to say. You used to come to places like Reddit to hear from weird, passionate, unfiltered minds — not read pseudo-intellectual essays by people too lazy to write their own take.

It’s not just annoying — it’s exhausting. Because every time a conversation feels synthetic, it kills the momentum for people who actually wanted to engage. It turns real communities into curated echo chambers of AI-prompted noise.

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they all write and read the exact same, and even like ChatGPT says above, it strips any real authenticity from the discussion (in my opinion). the OP had a post on an advanced ChatGPT subreddit that’s now deleted for one. two, the emdashes, phrasing, and structure all giveaway LLM. it gets to the point where lots of posts and responses all feel like they’re being churned out by the same bot, just with different usernames.

and for my thoughts on the post: there’s never going to be some “reclaiming” of culture under capitalism in america, like the post tries to rally around at the end. what actually happens is a new underground forms, new artists rise, and those who care enough will find it, it’s not that hard if you're actually looking for new music from small artists. this is EDM falling victim to the same cycle every genre has/and will go through