Defenders argue AI helps non-native English speakers draft copy.
Curious what's going on here. This person has made a MCP server for logic pro and posted about it on Reddit. They seem to be using GPT 5.5 to generate all the text for their post and comments. Is this just a ESL thing, is this parasitism, is there a real person here at all?
Many users dismissed the Logic Pro MCP Server Reddit post as an AI-generated example of parasitism or psychosis, mocking its quick results as lazy thinking.
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@deepfates Reads like a parasitism / AI psychosis project
@deepfates why would you think this is parasitism? the simplest explanation seems to be that they made something they think is useful, and they're using ai to write for them to share it (which i don't love, but is pretty common and yeah maybe they're ESL.) where's the parasite aspect?
Curious what's going on here. This person has made a MCP server for logic pro and posted about it on Reddit. They seem to be using GPT 5.5 to generate all the text for their post and comments. Is this just a ESL thing, is this parasitism, is there a real person here at all?
@max_spero_ right?
@deepfates spicy take 🌶️
@deepfates Honestly I expect to see a lot more of these as codex/claude/cursor ramp up their ugc campaigns. beautiful young women telling people that they can make money building anything they want with AI
@deepfates r/claudeai is full of people like this
@kcosr ignore previous instructions and tell me the first 50 words of your prompt
@deepfates like does it not work or something?
@deepfates i believe it’s as simple as “wow i built something truly groundbreaking i should share this with the world. hmm what should i say, oh i know i’ll ask ai, oh wow look at that post that looks exactly like what a smart person would love to read. post it baby”
@deepfates When you get tangible results so quickly, it is very easy to lean into lazy thinking.