@heyshrutimishra: omg this should be illegal! someone shared this video about how modern bot farms use AI to run thousands of fake social…
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The article discusses how AI is used in bot farms to create fake social media accounts that generate hyper-realistic comments and viral posts, potentially influencing online debates.
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omg this should be illegal!
someone shared this video about how modern bot farms use AI to run thousands of fake social media accounts at once, generating hyper-realistic comments, fake outrage, and viral political posts in seconds.
The scariest part? Half of the heated debates in our comment sections might just be code.
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