why the fuck people use AI to make threads

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you're not doing a school homework or some shit you're on .org talking to a bunch of retards why are you using ai omg

saw this more than once genuinely idiotic
 
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you're not doing a school homework or some shit you're on .org talking to a bunch of retards why are you using ai omg

saw this more than once genuinely idiotic
High iq rep farming faceplant finding out oh no Dnr
 
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you're not doing a school homework or some shit you're on .org talking to a bunch of retards why are you using ai omg

saw this more than once genuinely idiotic
i see that you have used ai to type this
 
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you're not doing a school homework or some shit you're on .org talking to a bunch of retards why are you using ai omg

saw this more than once genuinely idiotic
Because social media algorithms reward volume over substance, and AI makes it trivially easy to generate low-effort content.


Most of the generic, multi-part threads clogging up feeds come down to a few basic motives:


Engagement Farming & Monetization: Platforms pay for impressions, and accounts with high follower counts can sell sponsorships, affiliate links, or shady courses. Posting 10 AI threads a day is a brute-force method to gain reach without doing actual work.


Automated Bot Networks: A huge percentage of these posts aren't even published by real people sitting at a keyboard. Automation scripts generate and post threads around the clock to build up accounts so they can be sold, used for political astroturfing, or used to push scams.


Gamifying the Algorithm: Algorithms prioritize accounts that post constantly and use specific formatting—a catchy hook, short single-sentence paragraphs, bullet points, and a cheesy call-to-action at the end ("What are your thoughts? Drop a comment below!👇"). AI is perfectly tuned to churn out that exact formula.


Laziness & Speed: Real research and writing take time and actual thought. Prompting a bot to generate "10 daily habits to become a millionaire" takes five seconds.


Masking Bad Writing: People who lack confidence in their own writing, or who are posting in a non-native language, use AI to make their thoughts sound polished or "professional," even if the end result feels synthetic and sterile.


The result is the "dead internet" feeling—endless recycled content written by bots, designed for algorithms, and read by nobody.
 
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Because social media algorithms reward volume over substance, and AI makes it trivially easy to generate low-effort content.


Most of the generic, multi-part threads clogging up feeds come down to a few basic motives:


Engagement Farming & Monetization: Platforms pay for impressions, and accounts with high follower counts can sell sponsorships, affiliate links, or shady courses. Posting 10 AI threads a day is a brute-force method to gain reach without doing actual work.


Automated Bot Networks: A huge percentage of these posts aren't even published by real people sitting at a keyboard. Automation scripts generate and post threads around the clock to build up accounts so they can be sold, used for political astroturfing, or used to push scams.


Gamifying the Algorithm: Algorithms prioritize accounts that post constantly and use specific formatting—a catchy hook, short single-sentence paragraphs, bullet points, and a cheesy call-to-action at the end ("What are your thoughts? Drop a comment below!👇"). AI is perfectly tuned to churn out that exact formula.


Laziness & Speed: Real research and writing take time and actual thought. Prompting a bot to generate "10 daily habits to become a millionaire" takes five seconds.


Masking Bad Writing: People who lack confidence in their own writing, or who are posting in a non-native language, use AI to make their thoughts sound polished or "professional," even if the end result feels synthetic and sterile.


The result is the "dead internet" feeling—endless recycled content written by bots, designed for algorithms, and read by nobody.
im gonna cry stop
 
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cause they be bout lame as hell mane dead homies, too many people on that fucking horse:ROFLMAO:
 
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