>>23119528
>there's also that meliorator software i mentioned, it does exactly what i'm suggesting the sam hyde threads are except it's meant to be used on twitter
the thing keeps track of several personalities/"souls" at once, and has them interact with one another & react to outside people commenting, in a way which moves some specific narrative forward
Once this technology becomes commonplace enough for scammers to use I think we’re gonna see a market crash. How are you supposed to sell product to shareholders if you can’t guarantee a product is being seen by people? Same thing with add clicks. How do we know those clicks are from real customers interested in a product and not bots?
Those are just some examples I can think of off the top of my head how AI could be used for market manipulation.
>>23119555
Aren’t neural networks like LLMs and image generators “trained” off datasets at their core? Like billions of references images/text that it learns from. At least that’s how early AI image gen worked to my knowledge.
