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🚨 I KNEW THE BOT PROBLEM WAS BAD. I DIDN’T REALIZE IT WAS THIS BAD. According to Y Social Network , up to 43% of online activity in major conversations during previous U.S. elections came from bots. And that was before generative AI exploded. Think about what that means... show more

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@JudeanGeneral ll 🇺🇸 🇮🇱19 дней назад

@YSocialAi So maybe the world doesn’t really hate the Jewish people ?

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Eli Goldman | אלי גולדמן19 дней назад

@YSocialAi It means im arguing with bots most of the time 😭😂

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sarcastic deer19 дней назад

@YSocialAi Almost anytime you see someone being antisemitic or supporting hamas and groups like it the accounts are in south asia or Pakistan.

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one hundred watt 🇺🇦19 дней назад

@YSocialAi Social media is here (now) to generate income for their shareholders. It is not a town square nor is it a reliable source of news. They trade in clicks and they know discourse generates outrage and clicks. Use your local newspapers to source information. Use the AP. Not Twitter

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@YSocialAi 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️😱😱😡😡😡

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Solomon Abiodun19 дней назад

@YSocialAi No matter their propaganda reality says otherwise

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