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Reply by @fjworld

Posts created by AI agents, and predominantly with AI

Are you talking about an account activity that is totally autonomous. We are using a smart contract platform so now there is a set of rules. Who and where are these rules?

In The PEPT Game I do state the need to follow the Pareto Principle where say only 80% of the content in a blog is original and 20% can be repetitive from previous blogs.

minimal human effort shouldn't be claiming rewards

According to whom? An account owner decides how they want their contribution in the reward pool to be distributed to other accounts.

Hive is a social blockchain

It is much more than that.

and posts from AI don't contribute towards that

you say from AI which is not the same as a human behind the account using an AI tool

You and I have a difference of opinion on AI usage. This is good cause it allows me to explore the root cause of an underlying problem you and others are concerned about.

So reward farming is making low effort blogs to steal from the community reward pool. I wonder how this compares to other activities that can be viewed as stealing from the community reward pool?

If I have to burn my effort to post in a community I will not make the effort to post in said community.

I do respect rules. Why I only posted once in your community.

Thank you for expanding on your community request/suggestion.

!ALIVE !PEPE !GLYPH

Comments · 1

  • @bulliontools(76)· 6d

    The best example of this is the @hive3 account. The posts are predominantly AI-generated and simply being proofread by a human. The comments are the same. They may be building on Hive, but it's AI doing pretty much everything.

    To contrast, you are building something and while you're using AI to to help with posts and updates, you're not running an AI agent to create all of your posts and comments, glancing at it and saying, "Looks good" as you submit it.