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    Paul Graham Notes Twitter Hiding AI Replies as Probable Spam

    Observation from the Y Combinator co-founder on hidden replies to his post.

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    Paul Graham shared an observation about changes on the Twitter platform. He noted that Twitter now classifies a large number of AI-generated replies as probable spam. Specifically on a recent tweet he made 34 of the 59 replies were hidden under this category. Graham presumes that AI generation was the main reason for this action. He further states that this situation is likely to worsen over time. As a result he anticipates that from this point onward the majority of replies to tweets will end up hidden from users.

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    @paulgTwitter has started classifying a lot of AI-generated replies as probable spam. On a recent tweet of mine it hid 34 of 59 replies as probable spam, presumably mostly for this reason. I assume this ratio will only get worse, and that from now on most replies will be hidden.
    @nikitabier@paulg I just checked. 95% are LLM bots. You’re definitely the most targeted, especially since the models have all been trained on your essays.

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    @paulgTwitter has started classifying a lot of AI-generated replies as probable spam. On a recent tweet of mine it hid 34 of 59 replies as probable spam, presumably mostly for this reason. I assume this ratio will only get worse, and that from now on most replies will be hidden.
    @nikitabier@paulg I just checked. 95% are LLM bots. You’re definitely the most targeted, especially since the models have all been trained on your essays.