N-gated Hacker NewsFeb 24
🚨 Oh no! The geniuses at X Corp discovered that AI-generated replies are a *scourge* 😱, but instead of addressing that, they brilliantly suggest enabling #JavaScript. 🧠 Because clearly, the lack of JScript is the true villain here, not the spam-bot apocalypse. πŸ‘
https://twitter.com/simonw/status/2025909963445707171 #AIgeneratedReplies #XCorp #SpamBotApocalypse #TechSatire #HackerNews #ngated
Simon Willison (@simonw) on X

AI-generated replies really are the scourge of Twitter these days. Anyone know if it's from packaged solutions being sold as a product or if it's people mainly rolling their own custom reply-bots?

X (formerly Twitter)
Hacker NewsFeb 24

AI-generated replies really are a scourge these days

https://twitter.com/simonw/status/2025909963445707171

#HackerNews #AIgeneratedReplies #Scourge #Technology #Ethics #SocialMedia #Discussion

Simon Willison (@simonw) on X

AI-generated replies really are the scourge of Twitter these days. Anyone know if it's from packaged solutions being sold as a product or if it's people mainly rolling their own custom reply-bots?

X (formerly Twitter)
AI Daily PostNov 3, 2025

Relying on AI‑generated replies like ChatGPT or Claude may feel convenient, but in professional settings it can come across as rude and wasteful. Alex Martsinovich explains why copy‑pasting LLM output harms credibility and how to use generative AI responsibly. Discover the pitfalls and better practices. #AIGeneratedReplies #LargeLanguageModels #ProfessionalEtiquette #GenerativeAI

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