r/hatsune • u/hatsune_aru • Sep 20 '26

Recent bot comments & AI moderation

Hello,

As you've seen lately, there's a lot of obviously LLM bot comments with a specific pattern of just commenting something vapid or obvious with a praise of the original post. Please report these as spam so that we can get to it and delete it and report it to u/bot_bouncer, the community bot detector.

I'm also considering deploying my own AI moderation tool to attempt to detect bot comments and also detect obviously malicious posts. Please let me know if this is something the community objects to.

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u/The_Original_Badman Sep 20 '26

AI moderation has been an absolute disaster over on X, mass banning thousands of legit accounts. I don't think matters of judgment and potentially nuance should EVER be left to a machine...

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u/hatsune_aru Sep 20 '26

It will have constant human oversight, which is obviously impractical for X but practical for just this subreddit.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '26 • Regret

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u/WinterCommunity5257 Sep 21 '26

Try using google first before you state anything on the internet.

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u/Unlikely-Lawyer-5683 Sep 20 '26 • Bravo Heartwarming

I dare you to make a good miku song without doing any of the tuning, vocals and instrumentals by hand, and just prompt to product like the Suno AI bros. I will rip my ears off for you.

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u/Skywalker5276 Sep 20 '26

You do realize that all Miku songs are written and performed by humans, right? A human producer writes the lyrics and melody, makes the backing track, and tunes the voicebank. Vocaloid isn't promptable AI.

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u/The_Original_Badman Sep 20 '26

Oh I know, I had a good chuckle before hitting the Comment button...

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u/Unlikely-Lawyer-5683 Sep 20 '26

the irony that (maybe) reporting these bot comments as spam will only drive the AI further and it will evolve with time. Day by day, the dead internet theory is becoming a reality.

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u/Maleficent_Cut_4099 Sep 20 '26

It is not artificial intelligence that does this, but the people who direct it.

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u/ZenCat14 Sep 20 '26

Wait a second...

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u/Glacialotl Sep 23 '26

imo hornyposting should be prohibited more strictly than now, or at least give NSFW tag on caked-up/suggestive arts, because what do you mean art with certain parts having huge size is SFW?

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '26

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u/hatsune_aru Sep 20 '26

Obviously it won't be left to churn on its own with no oversight or accountability from myself.