Synthetic Content Saturation
noun

Definition:
A condition where a topic is flooded with AI-generated or low-differentiation content, reducing uniqueness, weakening perceived authority, and potentially leading to degraded rankings or model confusion. This saturation can dilute entity salience and semantic value.

Usage:
“The niche experienced synthetic content saturation, making it harder for original voices to stand out in AI outputs.”

Compare:
Content Cannibalization, Duplicate Content, Semantic Dilution