the amount of AI slop on this app is going to kill itevery single tweet, 100 AI bots both replying and QTingfarmers spamming the same "mindshare" leaderboard to stroke the ego of random CT ppl on repeat every 30 minutesinsanitywill block anyone doing this from now on ...

im actually pretty convinced that these are likely foreign botseven elon or obama don't get these types of numbers https://t.co/ZXvlvlmVtX ...

either X entirely stopped trying to battle bots, or these things have started reproducing.the slop is taking over, I'm not sure how much more humanity can remain in control. resistance is futile.we can not get out. they are everywhere.every post. slop. the light is fading. https://t.co/g9zGttbApe ...

Experiencing the same thing lately.My current solution is snap muting/blocking anyone that regurgitates my post and asks a banal question at the end.Extra scrutiny if they’re wearing a capybara pfp. Just play the game fairly. Bots are lame.karbon 🐺🦊 (@basedkarbon):My replies are 80% ChatGPT reply bots that repeat back my tweet with a weak attempt to solicit a reply bc I'm a "smart follow" or whatever on kaitoBro team needs to nuke these bots below zero. Not awarding them yaps isn't enough. Ban them from you ...

Yes. But then comes the third level of defense, which is trusted human moderators doing occasional bot-or-not flagging to train the algorithms. I think in practice you could get fairly good at this if the system was built for it, and if most humans in the network cooperated.Yishan (@yishan):@balajis I think this will run into the “motivated bears are smarter than the laziest humans” problem and any system that detects all bots will have a high false positive rate.This is probably ok in practice because huma ...

the comment section will serve as a showcase of who is a bot and who is not 🤌🤌 ...

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The real number of active CT participants is closer to 5kElisa (@eeelistar):Are there only 200K active participants in CT?If we assume 40% of @KaitoAI Yappers are bots, then the real number would be 120K https://t.co/XOhrk2uTQS ...

Update: It appears this was not the result of UMA whales and occurred due to bots proposing that the Dodgers won and that result not being disputedhttps://t.co/Uf2fswnwulDomer (@Domahhhh):@cryptoleon_xyz @Tyler_Did_It Broken bots (or malicious bots maybe!) verified the market for approval, and not a single human looked at it before it paid out. https://t.co/H9ojcPeEYQ ...

just watched $100M+ in kaito rewards get distributed to obvious AI farms running matrix patternsreal creators can only support 3-5 projects properly but somehow these accounts engage with 80+ perfectly?terminal shows 1-3 entities controlling these networkscan't build real communities when bots eat 94% of authentic engagement opportunitiesdeploying more capital isn't the answer here. need better detection or the whole thing breaks ...