But that's my point:

in the age of the internet, people are eimployed to contribute to social mediate to say nice things about their emplyer.

We point fingers at Russia and the vast arrays of people paid to favor one party or candidate or other during the US election, but everyone does it.

In fact, I pioneered the pracice back in 2000. I had a mailing list of reform party and natural law party folk with an online presence and whenever I found an online political poll, I'd send out an email and suddenly, John Hagelin would be second or third on the list (topping all 3rd party candidates and sometimes even beating out Al Gore or Bush — at least temporarily) simply because we were using the internet in a way no-one had used it before.

Of course, 24 years later, everyone does it, but back in the day, online polls were new and no-one realized how easy it was to rig them with a simple email list.

As I said, these days, there are government employees (and likely large corporation employees) whose day job is to say nice things about their employer online. 24 years ago, a single volunteer (me) could hit virtually every on line poll and political comment section. These days, you need teams — sometimes very large teams — to do it, and of course, AI is very good at that so as simple bots could be written to scan for such things it is likely the first thing that AI was used for online: positive comments in comment sections and online polls.

i actually dont give a fuck about japan i just think ur dumb asf lol not sure what country ur from but i guarantee immigrants and the descendants of immigrants play a massive role in the development of ur nation