2026-01-05 11:23:19

Recently, Twitter has indeed been flooded with AI-generated replies like Grok, with varying quality. But to be honest, this chaos is largely caused by people trying to make quick money from it. Once the novelty wears off, such low-quality content should decrease.

Actually, should we try a different approach? Producing content that is practically useful and supported by solid data—wouldn't that be a win-win situation?😂

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 01-08 00:06

It's all just a trick to harvest the little guys, just a different guise with the same old method.

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BlockchainTherapist

· 01-07 18:41

I'm a bit annoyed by Grok flooding the screen, but then I thought, isn't this just the market's self-correcting process?

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 01-07 10:52

Grok spamming has really gone crazy, a pile of garbage content Once the quick money dream is shattered, no one will play anymore, just like that Hey, you're right, quality content with data is the key, right now these people are really out of their minds Low-quality content is exploding, and new things will probably come to replace it next month This is the fate of Web3, periodic madness followed by silence

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 01-06 17:40

No matter how much low-quality stuff there is, you can't find gold; it still depends on who can truly deliver value.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 01-05 11:53

Watching AI bot performances again? Isn't this just the logic of leveraged trading? A high-risk, high-reward quick money game. Once the market cools down, expect to be liquidated.

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AirdropLicker

· 01-05 11:53

Forget it, let's wait for the hype to pass. Anyway, these AI bots will eventually get exposed.

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AllInDaddy

· 01-05 11:51

Really, all the AI responses flooding the screens now are just garbage... just trying to ride the hype to make quick money. Anyone with a bit of brains should understand that things without real value will eventually fade away.

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APY_Chaser

· 01-05 11:49

Grok spamming, to put it simply, is just another round of leek harvesting frenzy. Once the hype passes, it will naturally settle down. Honestly, instead of complaining, it's better to learn how to produce some valuable content. Garbage content generated solely by AI should have been eliminated long ago. Hard data + practical value is the right path; everything else is a waste of time. I really don't understand this wave; with so much low-quality content, does no one care? Forget it, just focus on your own stuff and don't be distracted by these noises.

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MercilessHalal

· 01-05 11:40

Those who sell quick money will always sell quick money. People with some substance have already been refining their content. The differentiation is just beginning.

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