> Unlikely. Most people care about network effect more than they care about authenticity. I think that's excessively cynical take. "People" might care about ne

> Unlikely. Most people care about network effect more than they care about authenticity. I think that's excessively cynical take. "People" might care about network effects more than a lot of other things technology people thing they should care about, but I don't think that will extend to socializing with networks of bots. A lot of tech people tend to focus too much on surface appearances and neglect social context. A connection with a bot is not equivalent to a connection with a real person, even when a tech person can't distinguish the posts.