Posts on X before Jan 15, 2025, 10:25:30 AM UTC

I feel like we're venturing into a period of time where text posts are just never going to hit the same. Unless you're reading something from someone with an established legacy, someone whose writings before LLMs were top-notch, you'll just never know nowadays whether what you’re reading on Twitter, no matter how niche it is, was written by an LLM or by them. There's this era of uncertainty and illegitimacy, and I think we're really going to feel it super soon. Especially with the next few major LLM upgrades, the speech patterns, the ability to stay on context, the recursive betterment aimed at truly making it seem like it’s not a bot reply, all of this is going to keep getting better and better.

Thinking back to Zuckerberg's recent statement and policy change, I think the next few years are going to be many-fold more powerful in terms of political and public change all across the world, more than we've already experienced so far, thanks to X. I think certain groups are in for a rude awakening, and then other groups are in for the legitimization of their thoughts and will no longer feel like the odd one out simply because they never saw their own feelings replicated in the public forum. Trust me, they will now.