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Reddit fades from ChatGPT citations
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this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2026
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Something I noticed for the past year are topics following the format: "Now that AI has replaced X skill ... and Y ... what is your opinion". Or "I've been doing all my programming with AI and it works perfectly, and is stressing me out. What is your opinion"
I did some digging and almost all those accounts are from a certain country or two famous for hosting clickfarms some years ago. So.. I guess AI companies are following the same strategy