Can Social Media Be Social Again? | Ross Thorpe on AI, Bots & Human Connection
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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2026 · 13 MIN

Can Social Media Be Social Again? | Ross Thorpe on AI, Bots & Human Connection

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In this episode of Zenith Exposure, we sit down with Ross Thorpe, CEO of Rooverse, a social media platform designed to keep human connection at the center by blocking AI generated content from being posted.Ross argues that the rapid growth of AI generated images, automated accounts, and bots is changing the nature of online interaction and creating a world where people may no longer know whether they're interacting with real humans.We explore the future of social media, the rise of AI generated content, the growing presence of bots, digital authenticity, and what it would take to rebuild trust and genuine human connection online.Ross also shares his vision for Rooverse, which he describes as the only social media platform backed up in space, as well as his work as a founding member of the AI Trust Council.If you're interested in AI, social media, technology, digital culture, and the future of authentic human connection, this conversation is for you.Follow Zenith Exposure for more conversations about AI, technology, business, innovation, and the future of human connection.

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