> brands injecting themselves into conversations on Reddit, LinkedIn, and every other public forum.
Don't forget HackerNews.
Every single new release from OpenAI and other big AI firms attracts a lot of new accounts posting surface-level comments like "This is awesome" and then a few older accounts that have exclusively posted on previous OpenAI-related news to defend them.
It's glaringly obvious, and I wouldn't be surprised if at least a third of the comments on AI-related news is astroturfing.
Don't forget HackerNews.
Every single new release from OpenAI and other big AI firms attracts a lot of new accounts posting surface-level comments like "This is awesome" and then a few older accounts that have exclusively posted on previous OpenAI-related news to defend them.
It's glaringly obvious, and I wouldn't be surprised if at least a third of the comments on AI-related news is astroturfing.