Ask Lemmy

I mean to build up a realistic bot takes time and effort. And then you need to do that for different topics AND different sides on these to build any sort of credibility in each to actually have an impact for the topic you want to push at some moment.

You can not use the same profile for everything, like to one moment push republican nonsense and then suddenly Dems. Or one company and then their competitor.

But the biggest thing is: most people are so stupid, it would be way too much effort. Trump got voted. Again. That is all you need to know about how easily people follow the most utter bullshit.

I am human. I too poop out of my anus.

There is 4 Rs in the word strawberry

Idk what interest someone would have in making me if I were a bot

I AM NOT A ROBOT.

I CAN PROVE IT.

WOULD A ROBOT PRETENDING TO BE A HUMAN INTENTIONALLY DROP THEIR CONN%~~~~~~#!!!!! No Carrier

Lemmy is too niche to spend money on running bots. There’s no profit, nothing to achieve. Reddit, on the other hand…

Ask how many 'r's in the word 'strawberry'

EXTERMINATE!

I’m not a bot

We you like me to generate more responses to the original post?

Beep boop.

Could a bot do this?

(You can't see me, but trust me, it's very impressive)

I don't think there's an easy way to snuff out the more advanced chatbots.

The next possible step could be moderating in a way that messes with the bots possible goals. (Info gathering, division)

I also often wonder the same thing….

My opinions and grammar are far too poor to be a bot.

Ask Joe.

The grammar and spelling errors

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Does it make a difference if they're indistinguishable? With filter bubbles and echo chambers, it feels like maybe it doesn't matter what percentage is bots. Use the usual moderation tools for decency.