How has your online world changed over the last ten years? When did browsing start to feel a little more crowded, a little more repetitive, a little less… human? “Junkification” is a word people are starting to use to describe that shift; the gradual filling of the internet with low-value, overly monetised, SEO-driven, or AI-generated content that prioritises clicks over meaning. But what does that actually look like to you? Where do you notice it most, and what crosses the line from useful to junk?

In this discussion, we’ll explore how and why this transformation happened, from incentives and algorithms to content farms and automation, and what it’s doing to the way we think, learn, and connect online. We’ll also look ahead: how much worse could it get, and is that even the right question? More importantly, is there anything we can do about it, individually or collectively, and should we? Expect a thoughtful, relevant conversation that sharpens how you see the digital world you’re already living in.

过去十年里，你的网络世界发生了什么变化？从什么时候开始，刷内容变得更拥挤、更重复，也少了一点“人味”？“Junkification”这个词，最近开始被用来形容这种变化：互联网里慢慢充满了低价值内容、过度商业化的内容、为了 SEO 而写的内容，或者是 AI 生成的内容——它们更在意点击量，而不是内容本身有没有意义。但在你的体验里，这具体表现在哪里？你最明显在哪些地方感受到这种变化？又从什么时候开始，你觉得内容从“有用”变成了“有点垃圾”？

在这场讨论里，我们会一起拆解这种变化是怎么发生的：从平台激励机制、推荐算法，到内容工厂和自动化生成，它们是如何一步步改变我们在网上获取信息、学习新东西，以及和别人连接的方式的。我们也会往前看：这种趋势还会继续发展吗？问题是不是只在于“会不会变得更糟”？或者更关键的是，我们个人或者作为一个群体，能不能做点什么，又有没有必要去改变它？这会是一场挺贴近现实的讨论，也会让你重新看看自己每天正在经历的这个数字世界。