Ethan Mollick says X replybots now ask interesting questions, which he finds worse
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Ethan Mollick says X replybots now ask interesting questions, which he finds worse
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Ethan Mollick says replybots on X have shifted from rephrasing posts to asking interesting questions.
He calls this worse than the earlier "that's the part people miss" style because it looks like real intellectual engagement. The post is his own opinion; it includes no data on how many replies are automated or how readers respond to them.
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