[pc86]

The work done by the Photoshop devs is extraordinary. The artistry by some of the people creating these illustrations is similarly excellent.

These bullshit copy-paste threads from AI "influencers" and devrel hacks are a scourge - bandwagon "content" from people who produce nothing of value themselves other than tricking people into buying what I can only assume is $500 video courses repackaging 6 month old blog articles from someone else.

[rchaud]

Blame the Twitter algorithm.

There are courses about "how to go viral on Twitter" that work, because the algo is so cookie-cutter and easily gamed. Back in 2022, it was the "collect list of useful links, add 5 of them to a tweet at a time, and make it a viral thread with that annoying finger pointing down emoji"

[hudsonjr]

I have about 20 AI influencers blocked which cuts down the noise a ton, and of course this one showed up.

I think they are all created Nov 2022 or later, or were previously "here's a list" hustlers and pseudo entrepreneurs.

[twelve40]

i see lots of theft too, even on Linkedin under their name they just post someone else's AI montage videos to score a like or two for their own worthless self. people are nuts.