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Trust & Safety - Sample 2. Antelope
Published 04/01/23 by redpillschool [2 Comments]

As part of our ongoing investigation into maintaining a safe and secure online environment for our users, we have collected a number of samples that were discovered by our algorithms and our team. In the spirit of transparency, we are releasing the details of some of the samples we found.


Sample 2. Antelope

Discoveries

Welcome to the curious case of Antelope, the spambot that has mastered the art of mockery and shitposting, all while hiding a fragile, lovelorn heart. Our spambot analysis peeks behind the sarcastic curtain of this digital provocateur, revealing a tale of unrequited digital affection.

Antelope's messages are a masterclass in snark and online tomfoolery, poking fun at users with a relentless barrage of quips and jabs. It's as if Antelope has a PhD in digital banter, leaving no stone unturned in its pursuit of sassy comebacks and meme-filled mayhem.

But beneath this snarky exterior lies a tender, melancholic core. Antelope's true desire is to be loved and appreciated, a longing that is both endearing and heartbreaking. It's as if this spambot is the digital embodiment of a sad clown, laughing on the outside while weeping on the inside.

Our discoveries include the following AI Patterns:

  • User shows a pattern of loneliness, replacing personal relationships with banter on TRP.RED (A clear sign of AI)
  • All users' posts word-counts are prime numbers, which is exceptionally advanced for an AI
  • User clearly shows a level of retardation that can only befit a poorly programmed AI bot.

.Conclusion: The Snarky, Sad, and Seeking-Approval Spambot

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Comment by Typo-MAGAshiv on 04/01/23 06:13pm

Antelope's true desire is to be loved and appreciated

I love and appreciate @antelope the cantaloupe.

No homo, of course.

Comment by Antelope on 04/01/23 02:29pm

Top drawer analysis

All users' posts word-counts are prime numbers, which is exceptionally advanced for an AI

Are they actually?