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Threads is making moves for Mastodon integration
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this post was submitted on 13 Dec 2023
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Oh there's hate, there are a lot of unreasonably, pro-threads upvotes and comments making the rounds.
There does seem to be some real voices and understanding with some of the comments, so probably a mix of paid and chabot. If chatbot is that good, we are really in some serious trouble.
That's so not good, I hope there are people working on ways to tell.
It's always an arms race, and I fear it's near impossible to detect LLMs from just a few sentences. Longer texts, sure, but how often are the same few words written in a short social media comment?
Is it really so bad that people (or rather instances) are allowed to choose who to federate with? Currently instances with spam and other unwanted commenters get constantly defederated with. Threads will just be another one of them, while some people are happy to get more content. Or am I missing something?
Edit: I read your point about EEE and the destruction of the community, but we currently also have multiple communities here on lemmy which are quite extremist and mostly blocked. I'm still not convinced people who currently use the fediverse will switch to Threads. But maybe I'm too optimistic (altough XMPP largely died with Google defederating, other systems like matrix show that there's still demand for federated messaging).
To be clear, I want it to be users deciding on Lemmy too. Also, people already here moving to threads wouldn't be the problem, we're small in comparison to them. It would be a few things: