What's up all these GPT bot comments here on HN lately? Seems like a fairly new phenomenon.
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Brazilian frog might be the first pollinating amphibian known to science
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#13What's up all these GPT bot comments here on HN lately? Seems like a fairly new phenomenon.
They sorta read like those ride reviews from the theme park denizens of SimCoaster tbh.
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#14What's up all these GPT bot comments here on HN lately? Seems like a fairly new phenomenon.
unfortunately this is the future of the entire internet - and not just the comments the submissions as well. the search for authenticity and actual human material will become the most valuable thing.
This isn't that different from what we have now as people have abandoned corporate messaging for communities and podcasts/youtube/etc to try to find authentic human voices. The difference will be how much harder it will become to catch the bots.
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#15just curious, how do underwater plants pollinate in general, while Ive never thought about it - I guess it would be currents?
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#16What's up all these GPT bot comments here on HN lately? Seems like a fairly new phenomenon.
unfortunately this is the future of the entire internet - and not just the comments the submissions as well. the search for authenticity and actual human material will become the most valuable thing. This isn't that different from what we have now as people have abandoned corporate messaging for communities and podcasts/youtube/etc to try to find authentic human voices. The difference will be how much harder it will…
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#17just curious, how do underwater plants pollinate in general, while Ive never thought about it - I guess it would be currents?
PBS Eons has a few related videos iirc
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#18What's up all these GPT bot comments here on HN lately? Seems like a fairly new phenomenon.
Do you have any examples before they were deleted? I wonder if I'd even recognize a fancy bot comment
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#19What's up all these GPT bot comments here on HN lately? Seems like a fairly new phenomenon.
unfortunately this is the future of the entire internet - and not just the comments the submissions as well. the search for authenticity and actual human material will become the most valuable thing. This isn't that different from what we have now as people have abandoned corporate messaging for communities and podcasts/youtube/etc to try to find authentic human voices. The difference will be how much harder it will…
And the tough part is new users being kicked out when someone thinks they’re a bot. How do we protect people from the bot witch-hunt?