AI bot comments flood social feeds, all tuned from the same prompt templates
op7418 · x · 2026-10-03
Blogger op7418 complains that AI-generated fake accounts ("fake humans") are flooding comment sections, and their replies all show the same tuning style — apparently produced from identical prompt templates or paid courses, hinting at a gray-market pipeline for manufacturing fake engagement.
The observation highlights how homogeneous AI bot content is making it increasingly hard for ordinary users to tell real people apart in comment sections.
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