I really don't know where these stats measure. I'm in none of the default subs. I'm in places like /r/antiwork, /r/fossdroid, /r/PlasticFreeLiving, /r/zerowaste, /r/Espanso, most recently /r/LinuxMint, /r/linux4noobs, etc. and the vast majority of them sure seems human to me. Go ahead and create a multireddit (as it's called) of those specific subs and tell me how much AI you see: https://old.reddit.com/r/antiwork+fossdroid+plasticfreeliving+zerowaste+espanso+LinuxMint+linux4noobs

This is precisely how I use it (well, that's actually maybe just 10% of my subs); skip the home feed entirely and go straight to your ultra-awesome list of personally curated subs and just stick to them. I really think the best and worst of Reddit are what you make of it: where you go. I am one of those answer searchers but I also try to help others while I'm there. It's been tremendously helpful to me over the years, despite facing trolls every now and then, sure.

Wait, is Lemmy not American? At least, the original programmers?