Not too late to create training data by which the social media platform can detect and remove subsequent scams. Especially if they 'report' rather than downvote.
>A million AIs that are indistinguishable from humans but occasionally throw in a comment about how they got sick from Pepsi could make things very profitable for the Coca-Cola company.
How is this different from Coca-Cola paying influencers to post negative stuff about Pepsi?
>Also, upvotes are an imperfect measure of how good the post is and AIs would be able to game the measure.
How is this different from humans gaming the measure?