# Bad Influence story: Allie K. Miller shares five non-coding methods for AI adversarial reviews

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-11 10:46. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/ea9de169-6fa5-4166-b2be-cf7d16075601

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Latest update (11-11 10:46): Allie K. Miller shares five non-coding methods for AI adversarial reviews

Overview: Allie K. Miller says she gets better AI adversarial reviews by having Claude run three persona subagents: a product fan, a hostile critic and a confused user. She also says the review can produce multimodal outputs such as video walkthroughs, screenshots and fake tweets, that the work can be cross-checked with other AI systems, and that feedback can pass between the subagents and the main agent. In her report, she adds that reviews improve when the AI is told the work belongs to someone else.

The report is a single X post from Miller, and it gives no test results or comparisons supporting these claims.

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1. 11-11 10:46 · Allie K. Miller · [Allie K. Miller shares five non-coding methods for AI adversarial reviews](https://badinfluence.news/items/rjtijzr1qw6kz9nfcuzgf4iiy)
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