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    Engineer Blocks AI Replies on X to Engage With Humans

    Software engineer Gergely Orosz blocks AI-written replies on X and installed Pangram to filter his feed.

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    Gergely Orosz posted that he has been aggressively blocking accounts with clearly AI-written replies on X. He said he comes to the platform to interact with humans, mostly those in tech and engineering. Orosz added that he installed Pangram to help filter his feed and finds it about 90 percent accurate. He also noted a separate motivation to spend more time reading human writing for learning and inspiration. Investor Deedy Das replied that muting profiles posting AI slop has made his own feed far more readable.

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