• DeathByBigSad@sh.itjust.works
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    6 days ago

    Your post is very fascinatingly infuriating and very creatively mildly. Thoughts and Prayers

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    I wonder if it would be possible to plant an instruction bomb somewhere on the page which would trip up LLM-powered bots. I dunno how much of the page they take in.

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      If you have a personal web-page or blog, you can easily poison your content just my making white text on white background or something, containing an assortment of prompts and nonsense.

      But that’s only for the current models of LLM, next gen might easily bypass those kinds of tricks. We’re cooked, yo.

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    7 days ago

    I noticed a pattern. So many comments have that same emoji spam pattern, even if they seem different. Something seemed off for a while now.

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    Oh wow, I was like “interesting, haven’t seen these” seeing the three emojis and stuff on yours

    However

    To test the theory, I (a car nut) went to one of the biggest automotive YouTubers, Mat Armstrong, who’s currently rebuilding his dad’s dream car and released the last video 2 days ago.

    Two comments, different profile, same profile pic that, zoomed out enough, looks like a vagina. Go on the profile and they both look like this:

    Edit: spoiler tag wasn’t working for everyone. Long story short, they linked another channel with a bottomless lady for the thumbnail

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        Removed the image to avoid traumatizing anyone else whose app might not work properly with spoiler tags

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        Me neither but I think it’s the app I’m using and not the commenter doing it wrong. I’m using sync on Android.

        • Possibly linux@lemmy.zip
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          I think some Markdown interpreters don’t like having images in the spoiler tags.

          I’m not sure if the Markdown spec specifies about images.

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      Damn the thirst trap is real. Also the fact the profile pic looks like a vagina thing is so crazy (and obviously intentional). It definitely did make me want to see what the actual profile pic was though so +1 engagement point for the bot?

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    It’s morbidly amusing that spammers all use the same service, the same way (the cheapest OpenAI API, I guess? Which is notorious for this style.)

    And a silver lining. I could finetune a dirt cheap open model as a SEO/Engagement bot with very different styles, but ‘spammer culture’ seems to mass around the most popular denomenators when they find one. With such uniformity, I could also train a mediocre detector, based on overused tokens and something similar to the ‘slop profiles’ of EQ-Bench: https://eqbench.com/creative_writing.html

    screenshot

    (This is based on a storywriting prompt, but social media ‘vocabulary’ could be profiled the same way).

    In other words, its fortunate the spambots are such overpriced junk when they could easily not be.

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      In other words, its fortunate the spambots are such overpriced junk when they could easily not be.

      The ones you notice are overpriced junk. I’m convinced that this is on purpose, to make us less suspicious of the more convincing bots

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    Great content! Your posts are always <pick 2: neat, informative, or creative>!

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    I usually see the naked ass with a stolen comment. Right click, report. You’d think YouTube would figure out how to auto-filter these, but nope.

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      I’m sure Google is perfectly capable of auto-filtering crap like that if they wanted to. They just don’t give a shit.