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Okay I've been digging into this throughout the day. I have no idea what these crypto scammers did, but their fake T3 Code scam clone gets recommended by ChatGPT constantly. Can anyone help us figure out wtf is causing this?Read original on X
Scam clone of T3 Code keeps surfacing in ChatGPT recommendations
Fake T3 Code clone keeps getting recommended by ChatGPT
Scam clone of T3 Code keeps appearing in ChatGPT recommendations
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The change lets users install the Linux desktop without BIOS changes and lets computer makers ship it from the factory.
The rule targets automated review noise that clutters pull requests on the T3 Code repository.
Users can create and edit Notion pages inside ChatGPT without leaving the chat.
A shared block list would let users filter AI reply accounts and report them to X for suspension.