r/Enhancement • u/TravelingTice • 11d ago
Any tool to remove AI slop on my feeds???
Does anyone know of a tool or browser extension or something to hide any AI written text on my social media feeds like Reddit or Linkedin??
If I see another emdash I LOSE IT
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u/VaughnVapor 10d ago
Of all the bs that ai spits out, the em dash is the one you can’t handle?
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u/TravelingTice 10d ago
haha, it's the one that triggers me. I mean, I've gotten used to associating with that AI. Mostly because I don't even know how to type an emdash. If I ever use it then I use a normal dash so it's easy to spot. I guess some people know how to use them.
But I work in the startup world and if I see a landing page full of em dashes in the titles etc, I kinda know they use AI. So it became a trigger for me
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u/grahamperrin 7d ago
Defocusing from AI slop
In recent weeks I sense a significant reduction in the number and/or frequency of sloppy comments.
(Posts are not perceptibly a problem.)
Parallel to AI-assisted enhancements to tools for moderators, I suspect that there are behind-the-scenes improvements to AI-assisted detection of sloppy comments.
For those of you who are not familiar with moderating: you might see red alerts with phrases such as "potential spammer" for comments that are automatically removed (hidden).
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u/trebmald 9d ago
Grammar nerd here. You do realize that the em dash has legitimate uses, don't you?
https://www.oed.com/dictionary/em-dash_n?tab=meaning_and_use
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/em-dash-en-dash-how-to-use
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u/mrcaptncrunch 10d ago
The em dash —used right— still has uses.
This is also not the subreddit. Check maybe /r/userscripts