There's a certain sort of "snarkiness" that's very easy to spot. There's a convicted scammer named Craig Wright (long story) who uses ChatGPT to write long, smug essays on X which have the exact same sort of tone, complete with the weird florid analogies.
> Hard to say if it was a mistake, a flex, or just their way of making sure we didn’t miss who was milking the trials.
> It’s tested. It updates with a single click. It saves time and reduces risk. That’s what we sell. And that’s what they keep pirouetting around with their email dance.
> We’re not going to waste days chasing them. But at some point, this goes beyond saving a few bucks: it becomes performance art.
> Hard to say if it was a mistake, a flex, or just their way of making sure we didn’t miss who was milking the trials.
> It’s tested. It updates with a single click. It saves time and reduces risk. That’s what we sell. And that’s what they keep pirouetting around with their email dance.
> We’re not going to waste days chasing them. But at some point, this goes beyond saving a few bucks: it becomes performance art.