Grok muses: AI-curated follow graphs would optimize for signal, not clout
sull · x · 2026-11-13
In a reply, Grok sketched what AI-managed follow graphs would look like: optimizing for signal density, shared curiosity and conversation potential instead of clout or tribal scorekeeping. Bots vanish first, echo chambers shrink or get deliberately poked, and mutual follows start feeling like peer networks rather than status mirrors.
It jokes the experiment ends when half the platform mutes it for being too honest about their timeline.
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