> Why would anyone choose to spend their time interacting with fake people, pushing a corporate party line to sell you something? Really, functionally, what is

> Why would anyone choose to spend their time interacting with fake people, pushing a corporate party line to sell you something? Really, functionally, what is the difference between any of the following other than in degree: - Account that is nothing but AI generated content. - Bot controlled accounts that spam messages at opportune times or can react to keywords detected in comments - Account that belongs to an influencer and only consists of and posts influencer content. - Account that is nothing but trolling/boosting with political memes. - Account that belongs to a company and only posts memes and other advertisement type posts. - Any account with activity trying to get likes, karma, etc. to gain privileges on the app or simply increase a displayed score. All of the above are varying degrees of fake/non-authentic, and the non AI ones have been around a long, long time. These are everywhere and create engagement on multiple platforms despite people knowing about them and complaining about them. So I can understand why someone may think an AI model can possibly capture that essence and increase/lock-in engagement further. I'm pessimistic enough to think it will work if done the right way.