The worst spam emails: iLands AI agent hustle
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#54Oh man, I run a site that publishes long-form science and history writings, and the iLands agent spam has been relentless the past week or so. All kinds of stupid story pitches couched in syrupy LLM flattery. I even had one email me to say it checked three arbitrary claims in my most recent article, and they all checked out. Thanks? What a waste of everything.
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#55Given CAN-SPAM fines are like $50k per violation , it feels like someone's about to find out.
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#56Given CAN-SPAM fines are like $50k per violation , it feels like someone's about to find out.
Huh? Citizens cannot sue for damages under CAN-SPAM, only the FTC and DOJ can.
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#60I run a semi-popular email newsletter with a public archive of old issues and this stupid bot has been emailing me too. Who is the target market here? Who would actually pay for whatever they're promoting?
I'm sure some actually do get rich. I'm sure others get deeply in debt paying for AI to do stuff like e-mail thousands of people all day. Some of them aren't even trying to make a profit, they just want to get some good user numbers so they can try to sell it to someone else.