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Ethan Mollick says AI slop replies on X cannot be filtered algorithmically

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Ethan Mollick, a Wharton professor who writes about AI, says on X that there is no way to algorithmically filter out obvious AI slop replies on the platform.

In the same post he links to a paper about a team of Gemini 4 agents completing Minecraft, which he describes as an accessible example of spontaneous agent coordination. The report contains only his post; it does not describe any filtering tool or platform response.

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    Ethan Mollick says AI slop replies cannot be filtered algorithmically

    AIEthan Mollick says there is no way to algorithmically filter out obvious AI slop replies on X. His post links to a paper on a team of Gemini 4 agents completing Minecraft, which he calls an accessible example of spontaneous agent coordination.

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