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The same for me. After the news of Sora, I went in and didn’t see much spam at all. A cursory look seems to reveal genuine humans reactions. The same for the ho
by sinuhe69 3y ago
The same for me. After the news of Sora, I went in and didn’t see much spam at all. A cursory look seems to reveal genuine humans reactions. The same for the hotly debated statements of LeCun and other big names in AI. Due to the hype for AI, I thought such accounts will be followed inevitably by lot of spammers, if any. But it seems not the case at all.
- matthewdgreen 3y ago"AI Twitter" (whereby I mean, a few major AI celebrities and the AI-interested non-researcher community, which is largely concerned with AI risk) seems to be one of the few communities that robustly stuck with Twitter, maybe correlated with the fact that Elon Musk purports to take their concerns seriously. Lots of other scientific communities have vanished or thinned out. Even cryptocurrency Twitter seems to have lost a lot of the technical folks.