Rebecca Jennings, a senior correspondent at Vox, discusses the rise of 'AI slop' in social media. She highlights how hastily produced AI content is flooding platforms, often lacking authenticity and obscuring genuine perspectives. Jennings explores its impact on creative fields, like knitting and food imagery, and points out the challenges faced by real artists in a saturated digital landscape. The conversation also touches on shifting user preferences, with audiences increasingly turning to platforms like TikTok for more engaging, human-generated content.

Rebecca Jennings, a senior correspondent at Vox, and Luke Winkie, a staff writer for Slate, dive into the complexities of gender dynamics in the Gen Z era. They discuss how influencers are reshaping perceptions of masculinity and femininity, alongside the darker aspects of internet fame and misogyny. The conversation also touches on the bizarre links between gambling culture and dating, the effects of dating apps on young people, and the implications of controversial figures like Andrew Tate. Their insights shed light on the evolving landscape of online culture and its real-world impacts.