Yeah, it’s wild how bots are using the same ML tools meant to stop them.
I’ve been testing Botometer (by Indiana Uni) for spotting fake accounts, and it’s decent, but not perfect.
The real challenge? Bots that *slowly* build credibility over time. They’re like sleeper agents—hard to catch until it’s too late.
Do you think bot detection will ever be *proactive* instead of reactive?
I’ve been testing Botometer (by Indiana Uni) for spotting fake accounts, and it’s decent, but not perfect.
The real challenge? Bots that *slowly* build credibility over time. They’re like sleeper agents—hard to catch until it’s too late.
Do you think bot detection will ever be *proactive* instead of reactive?