Raw LLM Responses

>In the case of Spamouflage Dragon, the pro-China group used the AI-generated photos to create fake followers on Twitter and YouTube. However, the campaign itself was pretty shoddy, according to Graphika. “The videos were clumsily made, marked by language errors and awkward automated voice-overs,” the research company said in its report. > The computer-assisted text-to-voice recordings were so bad some videos pronounced the US as “us.” Other language errors include using headlines and subtitles that mentioned “Public blamed Trump sinaction,” and “very good at be mischievous.” >As a result, the videos failed to receive any engagement from real social media users. The campaign ran from June to early August, posting videos critical of President Trump’s ban on TikTok and his approach to COVID-19. However, the social media companies have since taken down the group’s videos and the affiliated user accounts. Looks like it didn't do much at all. The videos they posted look terrible and are easily to see through for non-Chinese people. Maybe people were manipulated? But it's very shittily done.