FAKE AI FACEBOOK ACCOUNTS

It's getting hard to find any videos on YouTube that are not AI slop with fake droning voices that mispronounce words and constantly put pauses in all the wrong places.

The fact that Youtube hits, content, and comments are mostly AI has now become so obvious it's almost general knowledge.

 

But until recently most people on Facebook have tended to assume that they were interacting with real people.

If somebody pops up out of nowhere and starts calling you a dipshit, they could well be a real troll, but it's rapidly getting to the point where it's more likely that they are a fake AI account

 

 

How to spot fake accounts:

Don't assume any unknown accounts are real, FB is now overrun with fake accounts. Instead go to the account profile in question and have a good look around.

How often do they post? - Probably not often, most fake accounts seldom post any actual content themselves, they just comment on other people's content.



Are you friends with them? - Generally not, they just pop up out of nowhere and you have never encountered them in the past.

 

Do you have many mutual friends? - No, chances are you won't because they will typically have only 10 - 100 friends and most of those accounts will also be fake.



Are there hundreds of other accounts with the same name also not actually posting anything?



Do they look like someone who would be saying the stuff they are saying? Middle aged women on social media don't generally call complete strangers "delusional fucktards" but there are plenty on FB now saying things like that!



Do they have any sense of humour? AI has none and interprets everything literally. It also has no signs of wisdom or deeper understanding. But that is pretty standard on social media so isn't a very dependable sign



Have they got their account locked and only visible to friends? That is an easy way to hide the fact that they never post anything. Yes some real people also hide their accounts, but these are all red flags.

And now moving on from looking at their profiles to looking at their comments

Are they overwhelmingly angry and personally abusive over things that are really none of their business?. A lot of regular people are like that online, especially vegans whose brains are starved of nutrients, but one of the goals of AI is to generate controversy and anger so it's another red flag.



Are their comments remarkably similar to dozens of other comments on the same post: AI is simply copying and doing blended remakes of previous content.

Do they lose every argument?. After initially being full of angry abuse, do they just give up and NEVER bother to come up with anything that would prove their point, even when you have deliberately left them an easy win if they would just provide one small piece of evidence? 

Are they just a complete waste of space! Many accounts constantly just post comments like "Who gives a fck you dipsh1t?" They may be real or AI, but either way it makes no difference really. The thread and the entire platform would be better off without them.

The thing to keep in mind here is that knee jerk mindless negativity is one of the easiest things to generate with low level AI. Another is mindless positivity such as " Love your work". Both can be churned out by any AI slop generator.

As always, do your own research, but don't assume that the account you are interacting with is a real person. An increasing number are not. And by increasing I mean they have increased from a large number to most.

It's all complete guesswork, but after checking the accounts of a bunch of FB commenters today, I'm now pretty certain that more than half
of them were fake.

Even if it's only 51% that is still "most". My current guess is that somewhere between 60% and 80% of all FB accounts are some form of AI. That is something to keep in mind!

Am I real myself? Yes I mostly am you cheeky cunt! Check out my blog at www.sift.co.nz for starters. But don't assume my online identities or photos are real. I'm not always who I appear to be...

PRETTY & CUTE

This story from 2022 is mind boggling. I posted it online recently and several people thought it was fictional. Which is fair enough, most "NEWS" (Not Even Worth Shit) is entirely fictional, and this story may be as well, but it does check out:

Trans skateboarder defends competing against children after beating 13-year-old girl

A 29-year-old trans skateboarder who beat a 13 year old girl in a skateboarding has defended competing against children, saying “I’m not going to go easy on them because they’re kids”.

"Ricci Tres", from Los Angeles, won the women’s division of the Boardr Open street skateboarding competition and won a $US500 prize, with 13-year-old Shiloh Catori, from Florida, coming in second and taking a $US250 prize.

Four of the six finalists were under the age of 17, with the youngest being 10-year-old Juri Iikura, who came in fifth.

 Ricci Tres won the women’s competition. At 29, Tres was the oldest contestant.

Tres, a former Navy officer who previously went by Richard Batres, has three children to his ex-wife. Tres began taking testosterone-suppressing hormones two years ago.

“I’ve decided that I like being pretty and cute,” Tres said.

The transgender athlete’s victory sparked outrage on social media among critics, who blasted Boardr Open for allowing a much older competitor to face off against biological females — many of them children.

 

Shiloh Catori, 13, from Florida, took second place. Picture: The Boardr Open New York City

Skateboarder Taylor Silverman led the chorus of discontent, writing in an Instagram post, “Male wins women’s finals and money at Boardr Open NYC presented by DC today”

Silverman, who has been skateboarding for 11 years, previously complained on social media that she had lost to transgender rivals twice, including at the Redbull Cornerstone competition in May, when she missed out on $US5000 in prize money by coming in second.

But Tres has remained defiant, telling The Daily Mail in a new interview on Tuesday that skateboarding is not as physically demanding as swimming or running and that age and gender “don’t count”.

“I’m not going to go and be easy on them because they’re kids,” Tres said.

“It’s funny it’s what I am getting beat up over the most, people saying, ‘You’re beating little kids, little girls.’ I didn’t intend to do that. This is the first one I’ve been to that I actually wanted to win … the age thing doesn’t really count.”

Tres was always interested in skateboarding but didn’t consider it professionally until it became an Olympic sport in 2020.

“I’m just skateboarding to be happy,” Tres said. “I just want to be happy.”

According to The Daily Mail, Tres attempted to enter the Women’s Street USA Skateboarding National Championships in a bid to qualify for the Olympics, but was rejected for having too much testosterone.

Tres argued it was a different situation to that of University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas, who became the first transgender woman to win the NCAA’s Division I swimming championship in March, sparking controversy.

Earlier this month, the swimming’s world governing body, FINA, banned most transgender female athletes from competing in all major events, including the Olympic Games.

“I don’t think I have physical advantage,” Tres said.
"Ricci Tres" used to be "Richard Batres".

“Look at me. I’m not buff or anything. I don’t work out really, I just skateboard. And I don’t think skateboarding has anything to do with physicality, especially when you look at kids these days. 

The whole physical aspect of skateboarding isn’t really there. It’s really the skill level. Any kind of advantage you get is determined by … skaters know … it’s your commitment and determination.”

Tres likened it to being “a race car driver”.

“If you love the sport, it speaks to you and you find ways to do what you do on your board,” Tres said.

“If I have any advantage is that I’m extremely determined. But that’s not an advantage. Everyone has the opportunity. It’s kind of like a race car driver. It doesn’t matter what you look like, you can drive the car regardless of your physique.”

The Navy veteran has three children and an ex-wife.

Tres suggested skateboarding should have different categories than just male or female.

“There are so many suggestions,” Tres said.

“It goes in hand with all the feedback I am receiving. A lot of it is negative, a lot of it is positive. I think it’s all necessary. People can get angry people can get happy and people can come together and come up with something. 

 

Personally I don’t think segregating everything is the right way. I feel like that would be calling us different, like a different human race when we’re not.”

Tres came to the “realisation” of being female two years ago after feeling “guilty” for secretly cross-dressing for years as a child.

“It was the thought of the fact that I’ve lived 27 years with these little guilt over random things that I didn’t give myself time to understand like cross-dressing … finally I just came to the realisation that I am female, have a lot of female energy and that is what I prefer to be,” Tres said.

Tres’s ex-wife and three children now live in Minnesota and the family haven’t seen each other for more than a year.

https://www.news.com.au/

Nike did a "beautiful" woke advertising campaign featuring Ricci Tres talking about "being true" to himself. Of course there is nothing more "true" than a man trying to pass himself off as a woman...

GO WOKE GO BROKE

"Meaningful actions" include copying Bud Light and doing an ad with Dylan Mulvaney - that should work well for them!

 

He is the dude that pretty much ended Bud Light - can he do the same for Nike?

SOMETHING ODD LOOKING

 As with so many things American, something does not look right about "Minnie Pearl"

Sarah Ophelia Colley Cannon (October 25, 1912 – March 4, 1996), known professionally as her stage character Minnie Pearl, was an American comedian and country singer.

Lady looks like a dude to me... 

It's always difficult to be 100% certain, but this pattern plays out again and again...They could easily be men in drag. Very easily...
 

WHO IS MEG FORSTER?

 Margaret Foster is an American film and television actress. Some of her roles included the 1979 TV miniseries version of The Scarlet Letter, and the films Ticket to Heaven, The Osterman Weekend and They Live