Leaker account admits deleting posts at companies' request, but says he never took payment
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-10-24
AI leaker teortaxesTex (78.5K followers) publicly disclosed that he has deleted some leak posts at companies' request — only for companies he felt sympathy for — and has boosted projects he found interesting, but never accepted any compensation and turned down all offers.
The disclosure responds to Presidentlin's take on the Kimi leak drama: "people need to stop believing in organic distribution — there is nothing organic." Posting, deleting, and reposting at later hours are all gaming the system, he argued; only faster platform moderation can keep up. Together the two expose how vendor PR, takedowns, and engagement gaming shape AI leak distribution on X.
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