Dev Says Jev Could Easily Detect X Tweet Spam, But X Hasn't Prioritized It
ivan_bezdomny · x · 2026-10-15
In a follow-up, the poster argues it would be trivially easy to use Jev (a decision model) to detect spam at the tweet level, tag bad authors, and more — but it's clearly not a priority for X. He adds that Trending Stories has been an afterthought at every turn, and he has offered to fix it for two years going now.
Related event: X's Trending Stories Drowned in Spam as Developers Cry Foul(3 posts)→
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