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yea i am very much of the belief that public presence social media is a dying breed. finding ways to build small communities that have built in trust mechanics - regardless of how strong or loose those mechanics are - is where things are going. a big part of the rise of group chats imo

Petter Törnberg@pettertornberg.com

Second: generative AI is breaking the link between platforms and human content production. Over 40% of long-form Facebook posts likely AI-generated by late 2024. More than half of long-form LinkedIn posts in 2025. "Slop" is the word of the year.

i think any moderation is always going to be behind the bad actors here. by the time any sort of moderation is in place the actors have already shifted onto some new strategy, and unfortunately ai is making that much more rapid.

ai is def helping on the defensive side but the gap is still widening imo

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That’s a bummer. I was super inspired by your work using llms to label bad actors and thought it seemed like a viable path to curating a healthy feed. I’m still excited for the future about it and have been playing around.