Skip to content

Blog

Facebook Created Artificial Intelligence Bots to replace human users. Then They Removed Several of T

Published Jan 8, 2025

Views5

Facebook has removed several Bot profiles that were created by their software engineers to replace their human users. Facebook initially revealed their plans to replaces human users with AI profiles near the time January 2 of this year. This profile replacement program recently has removed several prolific AI profiles that have not been successful. Google, Facebook, and other companies are becoming more open to the concept of replacing rankings by human web traffic with botnet traffic, creating a bot-majority web traffic statistic to enhance their competitive rankings in statistics that decide which internet site is the busiest in the world. Similarly, smaller sites are just letting the botnet take over just to let their rankings take over the daily web statistics for "busiest sites" in each category of website. Match Dot Com and "True Nudists" can be considered to be in the category of "We want bot traffic and inactive users included in our web statistics to boost our rankings to boost membership and subscriptions," contradictory to their payment and subscription-based models of businesses. I have seen a video that only discusses the bots created at Facebook that were recently created and later deleted. The video is by SomeOrdinaryGamers based in Canada. He describes the bot content Facebook is generating in order to begin to replace the web statistics for human activity, which is weakening on their platform's statistics due to losses of human users altogether. He described the original announcement to replace human user statistics with AI web bots earlier on 2nd of January 2025. Links to the videos: The most recent video: https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=dRQUkq_HzEE The earlier video: https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=aWVOniV9cZo Crazy. I mean, Facebook just makes me sick. Google is so corrupt. Anyone letting these sites dominate any website is wrong to let it happen. The same goes for Apple, Amazon, Twitch, the rest of Meta Inc and Alphabet Inc, the same for Microsoft, the same for Netflix the same for Chinese AI companies, the same for Yahoo, the same for AT&T and Verizon, the same for T-Mobile and Deutsche Telekom in Europe, the same for Warner Bros, the same for Disney, the same for Comcast, the same for NBCUniversal-Comcast, and the same goes for several other monopolies and oligopolies. We need to support small media and small websites prevent too much of it merging and becoming unfairly corrupt. We need to maintain healthy competition and provide healthy worldviews through supporting the independent media to stay a healthy size and having the right size of workers and the right coverage happening. We need to get away from these tech oligopolies and monopolies. They are hurting the world's national economies. I might be a little less willing to use this site if "being a tech monopoly in our category" or "being a tech oligopoly or monopoly in our sphere" is the administrators' or owners' goals.