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Yeah initially I thought Reddit was useful for "give an opinion" type queries, especially where you're getting answers to a newly posted query. Eg my brother ma
by lordnacho 5y ago
Yeah initially I thought Reddit was useful for "give an opinion" type queries, especially where you're getting answers to a newly posted query. Eg my brother managed to get a specialist doctor to give an opinion about our mom's treatment.
But for the vast majority of commercially relevant searches, it will get sunk quite soon. It can't be terribly hard to hook up a GPT style bot to harvest karma on various accounts and then use that to gain credibility on "which headphones should I buy" type queries. You might not even need to automate it, a farm of real people could potentially be useful for that, I bet that's offered by someone out there already.
- nyanpasu64 5y ago> It can't be terribly hard to hook up a GPT style bot to harvest karma on various accounts Or more easily, steal and repost images on cute animal subreddits, sometimes adding white borders to the bottom right so duplicate image detection algorithms can't find it.