@_chenglou I was part of that team. Basically ChatGPT one year before it came out. Called LMChat and then another codename. Google was too nervous to release it and DeepMind was blocked from shipping products that could disrupt Google. I think about this a lot.

There is a bot network operating under the name “银狐vpn” that does not appear to be included in this list of 42,000 accounts. They have registered a massive number of spam accounts to harass users. In fact, if you search for this keyword and scroll through the user list, the results keep loading until your account hits the viewing limit, yet you still cannot reach the end of the list. This shows just how enormous the scale of this bot network is. I hope this issue can be thoroughly investigated and permanently resolved.

to @nikitabier ： I understand that Grok’s capabilities are limited, and that your technology may not be able to automatically detect a lot of the spam that users find absolutely infuriating. That’s understandable. But when I post something on X, I might get 4–5 genuine replies and 10–20 nearly identical spam replies. Are you seriously saying you still cannot deal with a pattern that obvious? Fine. Give us a dedicated button for reporting coordinated or bulk spam replies under a single post. Even a very basic AI system should be able to assess whether such reports are credible, identify the spammers in bulk, remove their content, and suspend the accounts. This really should not be that difficult. Or do you simply not care?

did apple fix half of ios by letting claude go ham on the codebase? this release feels smooth as hell. i’ve hit one real bug & it was fixed almost immediately. whatever actually happened, this feels like the first glimpse of ai raising the quality floor of legacy software by making the boring miserable cleanup work cheap enough to actually do.