What is "claudefishing," and why does it feel like a betrayal to readers?
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Co-founder & CEO at Substack
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Location: San Francisco, California, United States
Started: 2017
Claudefishing is a catfishing analogy where someone uses AI to respond to comments or write articles while presenting themselves as entirely human. It feels like a betrayal because it violates the expectation of a mutual investment of human attention.
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