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The product itself is still invented and created by humans, and the content generated using AI is also what humans want to express. The emergence of AI simply e

The product itself is still invented and created by humans, and the content generated using AI is also what humans want to express. The emergence of AI simply enables those who are not good at rhetoric and marketing to have a certain expression ability, just like before the steam era, fast runners were entrusted with important tasks. After the steam era began, those who could drive and had skills became the protagonists of society. Social media platforms won't go to the extent of verifying whether you are human; what they aim to do is to enhance AI's ability to express human viewpoints and consciousness.

aurareturn 3y ago
Yes, I know what your product does. Consider this: 1. In the beginning, it will be very easy to create these "engaging" tweets. Everyone will make them. People will begin to value them less. Engagement to them will be less. People will gloss over them and look for genuine tweets. Twitter will be filled with this kind of spam. Every small point will be turned into a clickbait "engagement" template. "My dog learned to sit today. The hard truth is that it was a very long journey to teach him how to sit. Here's how I did it in 5 steps. blah blah blah...". 2. Soon enough, an AI will come along and simply automate the creation of this. Just give it a topic and it will spam 100 of these "engagement" tweets per day. It will have similar quality as #1. And then people ignore these tweets even more. 3. People will be tired of looking at AI generated spam on Twitter and move to private social media. Hence, my original post.