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"So anyways, this college put in AI bots, large language model bots, to interact in this setting, to respond to that kind of stuff. But these models were a little bit agentic. So when someone would make a comment and they would want to respond to the comment, they would go scrape the entirety of the Internet, find out everything there was online about the person that commented so that when they commented back they had, they knew everything about that person, everything available publicly, which is considerable."
"So anyways, this college put in AI bots, large language model bots, to interact in this setting, to respond to that kind of stuff. But these models were a little bit agentic. So when someone would make a comment and they would want to respond to the comment, they would go scrape the entirety of the Internet, find out everything there was online about the person that commented so that when they commented back they had, they knew everything about that person, everything available publicly, which is considerable."
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"So anyways, this college put in AI bots, large language model bots, to interact in this setting, to respond to that kind of stuff. But these models were a little bit agentic. So when someone would make a comment and they would want to respond to the comment, they would go scrape the entirety of the Internet, find out everything there was online about the person that commented so that when they commented back they had, they knew everything about that person, everything available publicly, which is considerable."
"So anyways, this college put in AI bots, large language model bots, to interact in this setting, to respond to that kind of stuff. But these models were a little bit agentic. So when someone would make a comment and they would want to respond to the comment, they would go scrape the entirety of the Internet, find out everything there was online about the person that commented so that when they commented back they had, they knew everything about that person, everything available publicly, which is considerable."