Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the overwhelming amount of information available in the digital age, highlighting the prevalence of repetitive content and the impact of attention-grabbing headlines on audience engagement [3][4][8] Information Overload - The internet has led to an explosion of information, with users receiving both new and repetitive content, often without discerning its quality or source [3][4] - Many individuals passively consume information, leading to a general acceptance of repeated content as they believe that free information cannot be selectively chosen [3][4] Role of AI and Media - A significant portion of online content is generated by artificial intelligence, which often lacks authenticity and can lead to a homogenization of information [4][6] - Media platforms tend to produce similar content due to capital monopolization, resulting in a limited range of information that adheres to regulatory boundaries [4][8] Audience Behavior - Users exhibit a tendency to forget previously encountered information, making them susceptible to re-engaging with repetitive content [6][7] - The generational shift in audience demographics means that younger viewers may find previously seen content fresh, as they are unaware of its repetition [7][8] Content Creation Challenges - Content creators, particularly in self-media, face limitations in originality due to the constraints imposed by media platforms and the need for vertical categorization [6][8] - The pressure to produce content within a narrow scope often results in the creation of similar works, which still manage to attract audience attention [6][7]