Re:Reddit Moderators Brace for a ChatGPT Spam Apocalypse
by falcolas on Tuesday April 11, 2023 @01:58PM
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Probably, there's little reason it wouldn't. The profit (karma, attention) is too high for the cost (time, effort).
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Re:Reddit Moderators Brace for a ChatGPT Spam Apocalypse
by Joeboy on Tuesday April 11, 2023 @02:02PM
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I was thinking the real profit was in "shaping the narrative". But yeah, I can see karma and attention being competitive.
Re:Reddit Moderators Brace for a ChatGPT Spam Apocalypse
by SoftAnnaLee on Tuesday April 11, 2023 @02:15PM
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I believe I've seen some comments that may have been LLM-generated. Typically they're top-level, short (1-3 sentences), somewhat on topic, but barely relevant to the conversations happening.
Like, for example, on a post of a blog post about a malicious package found in NPM is I'll sometimes see a post like; "NPM is a godsend for developers. Problems can occur, but it has helped developers move more quickly and has made sharing code a breeze."
I never report it since I'm not quite sure if it's generated by a program, or merely just a low-effort comment from a human. Which is tricky.