Comment Farming with AI

[contra_murky_orangery]

I'm trying to build an AI agent to come up with authentic comments. Does anyone have ideas or experiences with this? Or would like to brainstorm some?

 

[tuxedotech]

That's definitely gonna work. There are lots of bots like that for sure.

 

[natsuko]

I've tried building a few AI-based tools for comment generation before. One thing that works well is training the AI on a dataset of popular comments from different niches to understand tone, context, and length. Also, implementing some randomization in the responses can make them seem more authentic, so they don’t look overly scripted. It's also important to make sure the AI adapts to the platform's guidelines to avoid getting flagged as spam.

 

[RedditWarehouse]

You don't have to train AI. Im using ai comment bot over 1000+ accounts and results are very good. Sometimes it get can downvote but its okey. 2 days ago one of my acc get like 6.2k upvote with ai generated comment

 

[Accountstealth]

many people already doing it, make sure to do something quite creative otherwise you'd be just another player who gets 99% of his accs banned

 

[contra_murky_orangery]

You don't have to train AI. Im using ai comment bot over 1000+ accounts and results are very good. Sometimes it get can downvote but its okey. 2 days ago one of my acc get like 6.2k upvote with ai generated comment

Which AI are you using? I want to do it with any model supported by Ollama. Would you mind sharing your strategy in DM?

 

[DerangedWolf]

I have already created one for Reddit. It's a free Chrome extension that is live on the Chrome webstore. It scrapes the post and comments (for contextual awareness) and using my finetuned prompts and settings, spits out a human like comment instantly.

 

[W1ckd]

We are using a project called Browser-Use(Ai agent) combined with Dolphin anty(For scaling up and localizing the profiles)
Its basicly a framework that gives the AI access to anything that can be opened in a web browser.
Its connectable with Ollama or Lm studio. and have it talk to a team of AI agents.
Altough a bit of python knowledge is needed to get it to do what you want for production use.

 

[contra_murky_orangery]

We are using a project called Browser-Use(Ai agent) combined with Dolphin anty(For scaling up and localizing the profiles)
Its basicly a framework that gives the AI access to anything that can be opened in a web browser.
Its connectable with Ollama or Lm studio. and have it talk to a team of AI agents.
Altough a bit of python knowledge is needed to get it to do what you want for production use.

How does this help to generate authentic comments?

 

[weathermood]

I have already created one for Reddit. It's a free Chrome extension that is live on the Chrome webstore. It scrapes the post and comments (for contextual awareness) and using my finetuned prompts and settings, spits out a human like comment instantly.

Can you share me the chrome extension's name?

 

[Proxy Cake]

Yeah scrape a dataset of comments that you like and get them to create a similar comment

 

[tobi__sb]

I'm trying to build an AI agent to come up with authentic comments. Does anyone have ideas or experiences with this? Or would like to brainstorm some?

easy shit, don't give up that totally possible to have a great result

And as someone said above, scrap real comment and train him with it

 

[CyberHR]

Which AI are you using? I want to do it with any model supported by Ollama. Would you mind sharing your strategy in DM?

Hey, if you're going to use such a well-tailored model like ollama or Mistral, you don't need to train or fine-tune it. Just use it as-is, giving it the original post as an input. I tried that and it worked perfect.

 

[my_aimz]

Hi, anybody here willing to freelance this? TG: @my_aimz

 

[Shawerma]

What tools you are planning to use for this?