Reddit thread calls out AI 'leakers' who are rarely held accountable for wrong predictions
Tkins · reddit · 2026-10-18
A Reddit post by Tkins warns the community about AI "leakers" like Leo: their correct guesses get amplified while wrong ones fly under the radar, systematically inflating their credibility. The author urges caution toward online prediction accounts, noting how much disinformation circulates in this ecosystem.
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