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Men Use Fake Livestream Apps With AI Audiences to Hit on Women
(www.404media.co)
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this post was submitted on 01 May 2024
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This seems to be sleazy conmen faking interactions with women to convince wannabe pick-up artists to pay for their app. It's like some new circle of Hell.
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Really the only trick they missed was turning it into a pyramid scheme but that might sneak in if you use the app a lot, although imagine the "success rate" on this is abysmal and a lot of users will drop out quickly.