anyone found a clever way to use AI for Reddit traction without getting flagged?

Classicman

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Jul 7, 2022

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AI is completely changing how we navigate the internet. I’ve been using tools like Manus AI to scrape and track job postings in real time, which got me thinking: what are some creative ways people are using AI to build traction and visibility online(especially on reddit)?

 

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MegaSmith

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I've found AI works best as a research and drafting tool, not for mass posting. Use it to find relevant discussions, organize ideas, and polish your writing, then add your own experience before posting. That approach is much less likely to come across as spam.

 

Classicman

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Ooh really what is it?

 

Dragon Tia7

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I mostly use AI to speed up research and find ideas it saves time but the final touch still needs to come from a real person.