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Is this comment AI generated? I don't like to accuse people of generating comments, but looking at your comment history, almost all of them fit this pattern of
by nozzlegear 8mo ago
Is this comment AI generated? I don't like to accuse people of generating comments, but looking at your comment history, almost all of them fit this pattern of a single paragraph with "LLM-isms", this one included (i.e. "the X angle here is real -").
- gjs278 8mo ago[dead]
- throwaway_08932 8mo agoI find this form you're commenting on less annoying than people starting posts with "this." What a stupid way to say "I agree."
- AdieuToLogic 8mo ago> I find this form you're commenting on less annoying than people starting posts with "this." What a stupid way to say "I agree." This. :-p
- deleted 8mo ago[deleted]
- cubefox 8mo agoYeah, those other comments also have an AI vibe. The LLM bots are getting better.
- GCUMstlyHarmls 8mo agoWhats the point of all that? I guess at some point you hope to amass enough "quality" accounts to sway opinion on products? It makes more direct sense on Facebook et al or Reddit, but I guess on HN you're doing the same thing. Botting HN is probably actually more effective as the audience is smaller, probably by several magnitudes? So 20 pro-product comments in a thread is more likely to hit an investors eyeball?
- steve_adams_86 8mo agoI've been noticing this a lot more often here. And everywhere. I'd like it if I could flag accounts as definitely or likely AI so I don't bother parsing them out over and over. I guess I could build a browser extension to allow for that easily enough.
- doctoboggan 8mo agoYes, it most likely is. Click on the "x hours ago" and then flag the comment. That's the best way I've found to deal with these.