The experiment has not yet improved pitch quality.
Naming and shaming a founder who has outsourced their complete business to AI, resulting in AI slop, noise, and me not wanting to ever talk to them.
I am not even sure any more if this is a real person or just a fake persona an AI bot is using.
AI slop like this is terrible.
Some users see promise in AI enabling solo founders to run businesses, while others criticize the resulting low-effort AI-generated emails and pitches as spammy and brand-damaging.
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I'm trying to flip this on it's head, currently running an experiment where I tell agents/spam how best to message to me
I sent them my greg.txt (via agnts/sh)
tbh so far it's not working
Naming and shaming a founder who has outsourced their complete business to AI, resulting in AI slop, noise, and me not wanting to ever talk to them.
I am not even sure any more if this is a real person or just a fake persona an AI bot is using.
AI slop like this is terrible.
I assume the whole thing is an OpenClaw running on repeat. Testimonials are clearly fake on the site. What is real? Is there even an app? Is there a real dev behind any of it? Or all AI-generated images and website?
I just don't trust any of it.
Go ahead and use it if you want to
@GergelyOrosz "Takes 2 minutes." They couldn't even take 2 minutes to write their own email.
@GergelyOrosz I went on their website out of curiosity, and it's one of those that hijack your scrolling. I'd forget about it just because of that.
@GergelyOrosz this agent could have checked your follower count first.
@GarrittyOf I never said I'm against the idea of a one-person company (I have one!) but I'm against the idea of producing utter slop, regardless in what setting.
@GergelyOrosz I receive many similar ones. This guy wrote to me twice. I knew it was AI but took the courtesy to reply the first time, never received a reply.
His AI then emails me the same original message 1 month later.
@GergelyOrosz Yikes. Fairly certain that email-loop you are on is a product of one of the top GTM Automation companies in market.
I’ve been so tempted to use one of these systems but have not because when you automate customization at scale like this it helps to have built your own engine.
@GergelyOrosz I agree the ease of creating fake testimonials and spamming people like you with AI text is bad. But people were doing the equivalent of that before AI. I still think the prospect of the AI-driven company is exciting, assuming some at least stick to basic ethics.
@GergelyOrosz ha, now THAT is meta slop: when even the person you ultimately interact with isn't real
@GergelyOrosz Four em dashes in big 2026 lol
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@GergelyOrosz 100% agreed here! Is this just a numbers game to these folks? Like just mass write “personalized” emails and hope someone hooks ?
@GergelyOrosz Didn't even bother removing the em dashes haha
@GergelyOrosz Should've sent back an AI reply
@GergelyOrosz You know what’s worse? I’m starting to see @YouTube content (that’s not AI) but the script content that the person is reading is coming straight out of AI slop as they have the formulaic opening sentences followed by a 3 phrase pattern that is really very annoying at this point
@GergelyOrosz How to destroy your personal brand in 1 email ft whoever this is
@GergelyOrosz Wow, that is some bad AI slop. I can't imagine how bad the "structured debate" product is if this is their approach to writing and structuring thought.
@GergelyOrosz Nice of you to even reply.
@GergelyOrosz if em-dashes are a give away on AI slop; I wonder why most GTM enggs doesnt do a regex after AI wrote the outbound email and change `--` with something like `;` ?