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50+ upvotes , 0 or 1 comment and fake fame. Do you recognise these PH bot accounts? 🙂
AI is more precise in many things – text + image + video.
However, some of the discussions and comments are so obvious (even when I pre-clicked on LinkedIn). 😀
"Passionate Content Writer and Marketing Specialist with [X] years of experience..." – okay, we understand when we read that "[X]"
There are still signs you can recognise them:
– Their photos look perfect and the same time like from a video game
– They suddenly contribute many comments at the same time
– Their accounts on social media are inactive
– They write meaningless comments – just as if they reshape your thought
– They get to the top from nowhere (there is no sequence here)
– No management of comments
What else can you recognise and how do you filter them out?
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@nicolas_garcin some people can create a prompt where they require this particular thing like – create in the answer at least one typo or grammar mistake.
@busmark_w_nika could be typo can’t be a sign of a bot. I made so many times and sometimes I don’t even bother to edit and correct them. Well, that does nit make me a bot.
@sidraarifali mistakes can be/cannot be a part of that bot game. As I mentioned in this comment before.
I also noticed this situation! I saw several almost identical comments under the same discussions last Friday. That’s ridiculous.
@focusaur For that reason I am so happy that I made friends even before so I am more certain about some things, e.g. who is real :)
@busmark_w_nika It’s so nice to hear that you have meaningful friendships here. This encourages me to engage more with the PH community.😄
Yes, I've realized that. At first, I didn't notice it, and I would comment on their posts, but never got a response. Over time, I stopped interacting with them, even though they were always at the top of the community. I even started getting annoyed seeing their profile pictures...
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