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OldBaldy1701E

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3. Knowing Reddit, I could see this backfiring on them.

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Mon Jun 16, 2025, 09:11 AM

Jun 16

Posters might just start saying all kinds of things in their posts to get the AI to pick them, all the while using human understanding go slang and double entendre to actually say bad things about the product.

Which would be pretty funny, I must say.

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Reddit unveils AI-driven ad tools to help brands tap into user discussions [View all] highplainsdem Jun 16 OP

Never used Reddit. I take it silence and disinformation are our only remaining tools bucolic_frolic Jun 16 #1

Enshittified Ponietz Jun 16 #2

Knowing Reddit, I could see this backfiring on them. OldBaldy1701E Jun 16 #3

I think Reddit users will be able to spot these "insertions" quickly and then ridicule the hell out of them. NBachers Jun 16 #5

That's what I am thinking! OldBaldy1701E Jun 17 #8

Duplicate Bernardo de La Paz Jun 16 #4

"This is a great product" JoseBalow Jun 16 #6

I can already feel reddit users HATE this sakabatou Jun 16 #7

Somebody's Big Idea of a new Microsoft Clippy. "They'll love it! It can't fail!" NBachers Jun 17 #9