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I’ve been experimenting with AI agents that write comments or posts on social media, and honestly… I’m torn.
On one hand, they save time and can keep you “active.” On the other, I’m starting to notice how easy it is to spot comments that feel slightly off — technically fine, but empty.
A few things I’ve noticed so far (curious if others agree):
Short, specific replies seem safer than long “thoughtful” ones.
On some platforms, engagement goes up… but trust goes down.
What I’m trying to figure out now is: Where does AI actually help online growth?
If you’ve used AI agents for commenting or posting, how do you make it non-spammy? How were the results? Not anti-AI at all — just trying to avoid turning social feeds into beige noise. Curious to dive-in this new world of AI workers
On one hand, they save time and can keep you “active.” On the other, I’m starting to notice how easy it is to spot comments that feel slightly off — technically fine, but empty.
A few things I’ve noticed so far (curious if others agree):
Short, specific replies seem safer than long “thoughtful” ones.
On some platforms, engagement goes up… but trust goes down.
What I’m trying to figure out now is: Where does AI actually help online growth?
If you’ve used AI agents for commenting or posting, how do you make it non-spammy? How were the results? Not anti-AI at all — just trying to avoid turning social feeds into beige noise. Curious to dive-in this new world of AI workers