What portion of the internet is fake?

Before ChatGPT, a lot of online traffic used to come from bots pretending to be humans. But today I've went to few sites and it feels like many websites look like they were written entirely by AI. 

Even when I visit Instagram, photos of models feels slightly odd - too perfect at first, but small details, like earrings in the wrong place, give them away (and I'm a photographer). Most forum posts and comments often have a robotic, chatbot-like tone which annoys me. What's even worse, more and more “influencers” also seem to be fully AI-generated.

I'm starting to believe - much of the internet today is run by machines, not real humans.

A lot of techno-lovers laughed at Hayao Miyazaki when he described AI as “an insult to life itself.” He emphasized that machines cannot grasp the depth of human emotions and experiences that are integral to authentic art.

Like Miyazaki, I believe, if AI keeps churning out creative work, we will see a flood of content - e.g. podcasts, blogs, videos, songs, films, you name it. But more won’t mean better. And somewhere in the flood, the human touch may vanish so I've got a very bad feeling about it.