Most of the data that travels on the net involves information that has nothing to do with humans. That data is invisible to us. It involves things. Like system updates, system information. TCP/IP checklists. Resending TCP/IP information when checksums don’t match. The checksum tells. That all data reached its goal. If. The checksum doesn’t match. The system resends information.
The dead Internet conspiracy theory. There, most of the net is AI-generated bots. The AI-created texts, videos, and applications seem human-made. We create more content than ever before. But we must accept that most of the data that we deliver is images or movies. Today, AI can generate almost everything by following instructions. That people give them. AI can create. A 100-page novel. In a very short time. So if we give ten words as an order to create a novel. The length. Of that novel is about 100 pages.
Who makes the work? Is it me or AI? At this time, we must say that most of the work is made by AI. And that is one of the problems. If. We say that we create more and more content. The maker of shared content is more often AI. But is the net dead or alive? We could calculate the data that human users create by writing themselves. Or how much data human users use or share? When they share real photographs. And then we can compare that data mass with the data.
That AI-generated texts and images involve. This means that the internet is dead. If most of its content is made using AI. But then we must realize that AI can surround data. AI can use images and texts. That it made. And then generate new images and texts by using other AI-generated content as a model. The problem with that advance is this. The AI follows page rank. To make images and content that pleases users. This means that this thing accumulates AI-created content.
And then we must draw some conclusions about the dead internet. Is it just theory? Or something that we misunderstood? Most of. The internet traffic. Is other than communication between people. That content involves the machine BizTalk. That BizTalk is invisible to humans. This means that most of the data that moves on the net. It is something other than social media. Media, or something else. Than humans produce.
Sometimes dead internet means homepages. And emails and other content. That the owners are forgotten. Especially in the early years of the net. People opened many emails and created homepages. That are still there. But those people have forgotten passwords. Or those passwords and usernames are hosted. By. Companies that no longer exist. People can open emails and forget passwords. People can open workspaces and homepages. And then. They forget those addresses. Sometimes people. Just change their phone numbers. And then they have no access to data that still exists.
Dead code is one of the things. that uses lots of space. That dead code. Means code that is in the computer program. But that code is neutralized. It forms an empty line in that code list. This neutralized code fills hard disks. We cannot ever see those code lines. Sometimes. They are neutralized because the programmers are in a hurry. This means. They must turn the code into an “instruction line”. These kinds of things affect the checksums that TCP/IP sends. When. It must confirm that the data traveled. Between. The receiver and the sender. It is not changed.
The information storage. In the network is impressive. But it's not endless. This means that the data storage can be filled. The data storage expands. But at the same time, people create more content. AI-created. Content is more complicated and requires more memory than regular texts.

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