Reddit now has to be on the lookout for AI-generated comments and posts infiltrating its site. It’s an important thing for the platform to stay on top of, says Slowe: Reddit’s key benefit is that you can trust that a lot of what’s written on it is written by humans, and AI spam could erode that.
That ship sailed long ago.
“At the end of the day, we aren’t a charity,” Slowe says. Reddit wants to provide a service that people can use for free, “but don’t build your business on our back and expect us not to try and defend ourselves.”
reddit wants what Facebook has, AI generated content, and aggressive right wing propaganda which drives republicans and hate-users(counter to republicans) to the site.
they did a disservice by banning IRL users, and not actuall botters, it tells us that bots are half of thier accounts.
That ship sailed long ago.
The fucking nerve.
The users aren’t a charity either.
Ironic given that Reddit founders would post under multiple aliases in the early days to make it seem like the site had more users than it did.
reddit wants what Facebook has, AI generated content, and aggressive right wing propaganda which drives republicans and hate-users(counter to republicans) to the site.
they did a disservice by banning IRL users, and not actuall botters, it tells us that bots are half of thier accounts.
Don’t forget to backup your subscriptions and blocks before lemm.ee shuts down at the end of June!
i have it backed up into one of my new lemmy accounts.
Bots were the number one reason I gave up reddit.