Scoble: Kimi paid influencers without disclosure, triggering mass reports and bans
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-27
Robert Scoble claims Kimi paid certain influencers to promote it while asking them not to disclose the sponsorship, which sparked a mob of mass reports that got everyone who covered Kimi suspended. He argues the mob is wrong and that platforms kicking accounts off without proof or due diligence is a system that needs fixing.
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