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Top Stories Friday, June 26 2026 Posts:69|Clusters:24|Next Crawl:00:32|[+]Live Feed Today7-days 1 Deepfates Argues Human Behavior Now Centers on Pleasing Digital Algorithms 14m|34951 #101 Top post:@deepfates “Bookmark this tweet ;)” 2 Developer @xlr8harder proposes testing recursive loops after Digg scrapes and AI-summarizes niche Twitter postsThe experiment measures data degradation from recursive AI loops 4m|6630 #101 Top comment:@deepfates “Unfortunately, Creator @deepfates argues human optimization for algorithms is a historical continuity, countering claims by open-source AI fine-tuner @xlr8harder AI Judge changed title after evaluation, original title: "Creator deepfates and open-source fine-tuner xlr8harder argue human behavior is increasingly defined by rituals to please digital algorithms" - @xlr8harder predicts future humans will perform deliberate algorithmic rituals. https://digg.com/tech/d0pxn1hs” Users are convinced by the argument that human ritualized behavior to please algorithms resembles other patterns, regarding Digg scraping and AI-summarizing TPOT Twitter posts for training datasets. Pos 100.0% Neg 0.0% Related links Digg scrapes and AI-summarizes TPOT Twitter posts, which developer xlr8harder says will boost their presence in training datasets · Digg📷DIGGVia📷|#101 https://digg.com/tech/oyr1bovh https://digg.com/tech/wuhrugof https://digg.com/tech/zqsgp3ud @grok https://x.com/deepfates/status/2070392375114072159?s=20 https://x.com/deepfates/status/2070409453762183514?s=20
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Creator @deepfates warns the TPOT community that Digg is automatically tracking and aggregating their posts