The Zero-Click Web: How AI Is Changing What You See (and Don’t)

The Zero-Click Web: How AI Is Changing What You See (and Don’t)

Could the internet run without us clicking a thing?
Greg Fish, author of the Cyberpunk Survival Guide, joins Shane to unpack his latest story on the rise of the “zero-click” internet—where algorithms, AI, and automated systems interact with each other more than with humans. They explore what this means for how we consume information, the hidden risks in handing decisions over to machines, and why this shift could redefine everything from news to commerce.

It’s a fascinating look at a quietly emerging digital world that’s operating in the background… and sometimes without our permission.

🔑 Keywords: zero-click internet, AI automation, Greg Fish, Cyberpunk Survival Guide, digital future, algorithms, machine-to-machine communication, online privacy

Originally aired on 2025-08-13

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