Since the changes, this sub may have less "Will AI take all jobz??" type posts and similar, but is now drowning in fake spam of "I built fake/useless XYZ AI-related thing" with no comments, no discussion no real value.

Reddit r/artificial / 4/16/2026

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The author says moderation changes reduced low-quality, speculative AI-job panic posts, but the subreddit is now overwhelmed by fake promotional spam about “useless AI-related things.”
They argue the new filtering approach misses the mark by allowing repetitive posts that receive little engagement and add minimal value.
The piece expresses concern that the subreddit’s overall usefulness has declined, with fewer interesting news items or substantive discussions.
The author suggests there should be a better moderation or filtering strategy to improve post quality on the community.

Basically the title. I do appreciate how the mods are trying... something... but this new filtering paradigm clearly has missed the mark. This sub feels like it has such low value these days, not a lot of interesting news or discussions at all, just a spam sea of those obnoxious kind of promotional techy posts, most of them fake. Surely there is a better way.

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