Musician's theory: AI tweets give themselves away with too much info density
Aizkmusic · x · 2026-10-03
Musician Aizkmusic offers a hunch on why AI-written tweets feel off: they pack higher-than-average information density into short text — punchy, info-heavy — which itself betrays the machine. He admits it's unmeasured intuition. The quoted tweet quips that acquihires expire faster than the press release: "the team was the asset. the org chart disagreed."
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