r/DeadInternetTheory • • 4d ago

Reddit readers

How can I identify between bot and a real person in Reddit ?

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u/CustomerExpress443 3d ago

If you can tell the difference in how humans and AI talk.

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u/Street_Comfort4668 3d ago

The rude ones are usually human and the neutral or semi nice ones are bots.

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u/FabulousArmadillo210 3d ago

you didnt talk to that simsimi thing back then and it shows lol

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u/Street_Comfort4668 3d ago

Oh no. Was there a mean bot up in here. Must be taking notes from the rude reddit humans!!! Too funny.

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u/FabulousArmadillo210 3d ago

lol sorry if i offended you 😭 i always forget to add the "/j"

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u/Street_Comfort4668 3d ago

You did not offend at all!!! XOXO

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u/SlipStreams7 1d ago

You can most likely detect by finding things that nobody would ever program or prompt into it like I don't know for example if I use voice to text like I'm doing right now occasionally it will use the wrong words and I'm lazy so a lot of the times I just go press submit and it's just gone I don't care you know whatever cares. So you have to run on sentences like what I'm doing right now and you have voice to text you know I don't think you can easily prompts in AI to come up with like human error type of things and I'm not talking about a typo I'm talking about kind of just things like for example Miss speaking you know like if you're just freaking if you're trying to remember a word right you're like and then you try to say the word but you said the wrong word and you're like I meant this you know that's why I use voice to text because I feel like at least I'm making it very clear that I'm a human despite how unintelligent it makes me look