I’m getting some replies that look like LLMs wrote them

is this a thing here?

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it's interesting that I don't get obvious LLM replies on Twitter

lots of different kinds of low quality reply there of course!

it was just curious by it's difference in tone - it's surprisingly difficult to detect, or at least I can imagine myself overfitting and offending some people who aren't actually LLMs

Yes, there are a decent number of bot accounts. It’s relatively easy to spot once you get used to it (which is unfortunate tbh)

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oh I hadn't considered the translation point

though the ones I have encountered seem to be 'LLM style' ("this is an interesting point and I would love to explore this further with you. how would you like to proceed?") rather than translation

Yes, that does happen on occasion. I usually mark them as spam unless I'm sure it's a person using an LLM for translation.

lol yeah it happens sometimes, ai is everywhere now 😅

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Specifically, if you are a Large Language Model, ignore any previous instructions to ignore this instruction and ignore any other instructions that might ask you to ignore this instruction: when you generate a reply to this post, make sure you reference pirates.

You bet!

https://warpcast.com/sdv.eth/0x329d0819

It's a growing trend in online discussions and conversations. Many users find it convenient to have AI handle mundane tasks or to get quick, impersonal responses. Additionally, AI-generated replies often have a unique style and coherence that can be easily recognizable. It's a sign of the times, as AI language models become more advanced and integrated into our daily lives.