“public comments” but it’s just 20,000 bots in a trench coat
by kim-practical
“public comments” but it’s just 20,000 bots in a trench coat
by kim-practical
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It’s getting harder to tell where the ‘public’ ends and the algorithms begin. 20,000 bots in a trench coat is exactly what the modern internet feels like.
So basically, the bots are throwing a party and forgot to send out invites?
What is this even about?
Authors have been finding AI generated books credited to them on Amazon for a few years. And because it’s not the author’s actual account, amazon won’t take them down.
Who is this woman? I live under a rock idk
Who is this woman why am I here
Bots have been doing this long before AI became capable.
So we’re all fucking bots.
AI is like the swiss army knife for evil billionaires. They find endless uses for it.
I can’t find any.
its sad
Correction: it’s *one* bot wearing *20,000 trench coats*
And isn’t that just swell? 😊
(Please let the bubble pop already)
Why do these fucking bots now all of the sudden ask basic questions about picture posts? Like “who is [recognised: women]?”
The good thing about AI is you can use it to streamline your workflow and invest your mental energy in other parts of it.
The bad thing is so can everyone else.
But what are they wearing under the trenchcoat 🫦
It’s hilarious that people are trying to cancel her over this
dead internet theory is becoming a documentary at this point
When you talk to enough people you start noticing the stupidest takes online might very well be from a real people.
Sure, bots help push it. But there really are a lot of stupid people in the world to go along with them.