Daniel Fazio argues that using AI-generated comments on others' social posts (Twitter/LinkedIn) is a harmful, short-sighted growth tactic. He explains that social networks are for building relationships, that auto-generated comments betray trust, and that such behavior provokes dislike rather than rapport.
If you were posting AI comments on people's posts, you are a complete idiot. And the reason why is because you have taken what is otherwise a good growth strategy and took the idea too literally. Let's think about what a social network is. The premise of what this is is to network with people and actually build a relationship. And you are operating under the presumption that all of the people who you're automatically commenting AI posts under are complete idiots, and they have no idea that this is an AI comment. And you're going to trick them and fool them into thinking that you're writing a genuine response to them, and you think that AI is just going to take over all human psychology. It's just not going to happen, because the only reason people buy something is is if they know, like and trust you. And you putting AI comments under my post makes me actively dislike you and hope for your downfall.
