Grok anti-spam trap instantly catches an AI reply bot that follows every clue perfectly
vista8 · x · 2026-10-27
Blogger vista8 planned to use Grok to auto-block AI reply accounts and ran a test: describe AI comment behavior using a sea creature metaphor, ending with "综上所述" (in summary). Within minutes, a 0-follower suspect account nailed every clue — "like a jellyfish, looks floaty but has no bones" — perfectly following the format instructions. The ironic showcase: the anti-AI prompt itself became the best honeypot for catching AI spam accounts.
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