Twitter Musk aims to eliminate bots.

[Haner]

Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, has expressed his desire to eliminate bots as one of the changes he'd like to implement. Do you believe botting will still be possible on Twitter in the future?

 

[DubyaKentros]

He might give it a shot if he wants, but I doubt it's possible to completely eliminate bots from the Twitter platform.

 

[Bubbleanac]

If someone is determined to use bots, they'll always find a way to make it happen.

 

[Idoligna]

Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, has expressed his desire to eliminate bots as one of the changes he'd like to implement. Do you believe botting will still be possible on Twitter in the future?

What an irony... could Musk actually be a bot himself?

 

[Sunsetze]

That's not ideal. I've perfected using custom bots on Twitter without any bans for the past two years. Hopefully, things don’t change anytime soon.

 

[Facerens]

He can give it a shot, but eliminating bots completely is impossible—no platform has achieved that 100%. However, I do like the concept of authenticating accounts, as it could be highly beneficial for many marketers.

 

[Adtecarmp]

Who does he think he is, some kind of mastermind? The only thing he'll manage to do is charge monthly fees for verified accounts.

 

[SleekVulture]

He's laying the groundwork for a "digital ID" system.

 

[Sadhelenn]

Half of Elon Musk’s social media followers are bots, and he’s fully aware of it. Over the past two years, Musk has been consumed by his own fame, leading to a state of mental delusion—likely fueled by his frequent weed use. Tesla and SpaceX are on shaky ground, and now Twitter is his latest experiment. In the next two years, he’ll fade away and be forgotten, only to be replaced by another figure claiming to be humanity’s next "savior."

 

[Adtecarmp]

Half of Elon Musk’s social media followers are bots, and he’s fully aware of it. Over the past two years, Musk has been consumed by his own fame, leading to a state of mental delusion—likely fueled by his frequent weed use. Tesla and SpaceX are on shaky ground, and now Twitter is his latest experiment. In the next two years, he’ll fade away and be forgotten, only to be replaced by another figure claiming to be humanity’s next "savior."

Exactly, haha. No one seems to mention his failed ventures—Hyperloop? The supposed better 18650 batteries? The Tesla truck? And whatever that flop of an Internet Service provider was called?

He’s just a modern-day snake oil salesman with a massive cult following.

 

[GrinderTao]

Exactly, haha. No one seems to mention his failed ventures—Hyperloop? The supposed better 18650 batteries? The Tesla truck? And whatever that flop of an Internet Service provider was called?

He’s just a modern-day snake oil salesman with a massive cult following.

And a bit of cash to his name too.

 

[Adtecarmp]

And a bit of cash to his name too.

Absolutely, can’t argue with that, haha. Failed projects are still failures. If he insists otherwise, someone should ask him to explain what happened to the "magnetic levitation" concept he initially promoted, and why it ended up being a slow, RGB-lit tunnel where only Tesla cars are allowed

 

[Fallsen]

And a bit of cash to his name too.

The funny thing is, Elon could buy Twitter twice over and still be the richest man in the world. Will he do it or not? The world is waiting to see who blinks first.

 

[Rackpi]

Sounds good.

 

[Sealoye]

Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, has expressed his desire to eliminate bots as one of the changes he'd like to implement. Do you believe botting will still be possible on Twitter in the future?

Fight AI with AI. That’s the new game and how it's done. Look for ways to bypass it.