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this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2024
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Sure you can do that but you can't stop at ignore, and you just lobotomized the LLM once you effectively stop it. For something you want to get on social media and spread an opinion and then react to it like a human, you won't do that. The same reason openai can't stop jailbreaks. The cost is reduced quality in output.
But you don't need it to react look at the fucking garbage magical healer men comment chains or the financial advisor ones.
You have the original comment and then the other bots jump on to confirm it upwards and then none of them respond again.
Bots of the Internet really aren't going to keep responding, just make their garbage take and stop. The kind of propaganda that works on those that want it doesn't argue their side, or with reason. It says something that people want to feel is right and let them do the rest.