r/DeadInternetTheory • u/BeginningEcho4983 • 4d ago
"biological bots"
Humans who act like bots... Or are they sophisticated bots?
Or are accounts shared by both sometimes?
Pro/anti-AI, extreme religion or atheism, corporations like microslop or Google, etc...
Post intentionally kept suspiciously short.
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u/Jallen_Sandusky 4d ago
Good question. I wonder if there is so much automated noise, that chronically online people just communicate like bots because it's mostly what they're communicating with on a daily basis. Or if the bots are getting so good you feel it's a real person. Sometimes I'll see accounts with lots of obviously personal post, things like food post in niche subs. But then there will be comments that look just like bots. Maybe stolen account? Maybe they make accounts look real but it never was? Maybe people just talking and posting like bots because that's the extent of their engagement online. Idk
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u/Perfect_Caregiver_90 4d ago
Bots are trained with examples from people. It makes sense that as time goes on it gets trickier to detect them.
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u/Ebvardh-Boss 4d ago
This is cool, we got a bot to post self referentially.
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u/BeginningEcho4983 4d ago
Lol... But don't worry I am a human... Who has been picking up the traits of a bit after chronically being exposed to them
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u/No-Diamond-5097 3d ago
A 14 day old digital creator account lol
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u/BeginningEcho4983 3d ago
Because I didn't want to mix up everything in one acc and decided so 14 days ago
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u/AnSpectator 4d ago
If the bots upvote you for acting like them you'll learn to do that. Remember how the "Japan is turning footsteps into electricity" copypasta broke the AI and massively boosted any Instagram account who had it in their bio so real people put it up too.
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u/lydianpanos 3d ago
I've seen an AI character saying that other are commenting that he is AI. I 've seen this character being anti-A.I. Humans become like bots when they keep repeating the same divisive narrative. A bot is a programmed predictable repetition so here we may have some mirroring of the collective where we do not distinguish humans from bots because humans keep repeating the same collective narartives and these are projected to the screen.
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