X exec calls anti-spam a cat-and-mouse game as users blame creator payouts
austin_malerba · x · 2026-11-06
X's Nikita Bier argued anti-abuse is a perpetual cat-and-mouse game: patches last 3-12 months, money makes adversaries tenacious, and LLMs make attacks harder. A reply pushes back that the root cause is shifting incentives from social to financial capital, spawning rage bait and engagement farming.
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