I can't tell ... How can you tell?
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Checked the account, here's a clear indication:
Basically every user that has comments that end with two emojis like this is a bot. Originally they existed to drive traffic to TEMU subs, but since Reddit banned those subs they've become harder to spot. I think the spammers just forgot to turn off their bot farm.
Like this?🎲🎥
^ GOT 'IM! This here bot!
When the username is two words followed by digits, it's almost always a bot.
OP is secretly a chatgpt
I never thought the AI Uprising would benefeit corproate
Consider deleting all of your reddit content, then nuking your account
no please dont especially if you frequent technical subs
I heard they've been just restoring comments... or reverting them if you use something like shreddit.
How can you tell that’s it an AI generated comment?
I've dealt with this particular bot problem as a mod. Noticing the pattern early on was easy because they always had posts on TEMU subreddits. Now that those subs are banned, it's harder.
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Comment length. Their comments are always less than two lines long.
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Tone. They always contain at least one exclamation point, and tend to have a tone that I'd say is "cheery to the point it's offputting."
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Context. Reading them, a lot of the time you'll ask "did they even read what they're replying to?" The comment seems related, but directly misses the main point.
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History. Look at the rest of their comments. If more than one ends in two emojis, they're definitely part of this particular bot network.
what is a TEMU subreddit?
A subreddit about TEMU.
Is there a way to prevent them from flooding the fediverse, or will that fall onto the shoulders of mods to find and delete them?
They can defederate from hexbear. But that's up to each instance individually.
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I was often accused of being a bot on Reddit. Not sure really why. Though to be fair, the majority of my interactions on Reddit were arguing with people that thought they knew more than I did about a field I've worked in for 20+ years.
are you neurodivergent or is english a foreign language? for some reason those folks tend to get labeled as bots.
Does it SEEM like I'm neurodivergent (wtf is that anyway, why does everything need a fancy label?), or that English is a second language?
Neurodivergent means anyone with a medical condition that could be seen as brain pathways either being disrupted, or gone, or rerouted. A few examples would be AD(H)D, Autism Spectrum Disorder (Including things such as Asperger's), and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
Edit: Changed Autism to ASD, and switched out Schizophrenia to OCD as it's more apt for the term as a whole.
Guess i just don't get why everything needs a fancy new label every few years.
In this case, it's mainly a catch-all for folks to easily find help and or others with their conditions.
Yeah, so much easier than being precise in your ailment.
Having proper diagnoses for people help them get care and treatment. It's better than calling them all "stupid" and ignoring their struggles, which has been the case for decades.
Most of these "fancy new labels" you're hearing lately are just recognizing people, so they can be included in society and treated with dignity.
According to the prior explanation, they already had labels. ADHD, Autism, etc. But now it's all lumped into "Neurodiverse" or whatever. Sounds like someone trying to impersonalize others. "oh just lump them all together".