There is and will be an ever increasing demand to filter out AI slop on social media.
Is anyone one nostr working on such a thing?
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Could have a report type like the 1984 events but for ai bs. And clients can hide these.
Yeah ui, and how it's handled In the background are two different things. But yes.
Mute button? Just mute people with an AI content crutch.
Hopefully it’s only until bubble pops 🦦
Perhaps AI generated content should be tagged as such by the author or by reviewers/commenters.

That’s where WoT would come into play nicely. It would let you see from your followers who did it .
I'm saying they will want to filter it out
Me neither
Shop has already sailed IMO. Too hard to define and too hard to tell now to know when it is "AI slop". Would be very subjective and not that useful or generally missed.
Totally disagree.
Are you defining "AI slop" as all AI content on social media or a specific subset?
It's a specific subset, but a substantial percentage. I just thought it was not all that interesting to get into this aspect of it, cos it ends up being 'everything is subjective, there is no slop' which is obviously not true.
I was thinking a more broad flag for AI or not (which I think would be useful, but too difficult to reliably implement)
I guess I just struggle to see many examples of AI slop that A) couldn't be marked as spam and B) would be worth spending time to develop a dedicated filter for this specific type of slightly annoying post.
Would I use it if it existed? Maybe. Do I think it's important. Not really. Of course maybe I will change my mind next week haha