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How does accounts with 500.000 followers get mistakenly closed by a spambot? This is obviously related to the cancel-thy-neighbour over Israel/Palestine that i
by throwaway4good 3y ago
How does accounts with 500.000 followers get mistakenly closed by a spambot?
This is obviously related to the cancel-thy-neighbour over Israel/Palestine that is going on at the moment. Mr. Musk is just too shy to admit it.
- aerodog 3y agoElon isn't above lying
- IntelMiner 3y agoThe twitter meme of putting replies to ELO's "Mr Blue Sky" for every lie Elon has told would probably make the song go on for hours
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- taeric 3y agoThere is a decent related question for how many of those followers are legitimate? I think it is somewhat likely that any account with a lot of followers has a lot of bot followers. I could easily see any "clean up the bots" script being wrong on taking down some legitimate posters that are in the neighborhood of a lot of bots.
- threeseed 3y agoTwitter's bot system is fundamentally broken right now. If you look here you can see OpenAI being used en-masse across the platform all blue-ticked indicating that they will not be flagged as spam. And showing exactly what Musk said would not happen when he changed what blue-tick meant. https://www.threads.net/@parkermolloy/post/C14qS_CJp8q https://www.threads.net/@parkermolloy/post/C14qS_CJp8q
- darkwater 3y agoChatGPT bots are one of the worse problem of Twitter, but I really don't get how the math can work for them. Between the blue tick and the OpenAI API costs, how can they make actually some profit with subpar-quality tweets that leech from big accounts and basically redescribe the original post? What am I missing?