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@mov_axbx (2026-06-25) says this is the first time they’ve seen anyone act on the…

2026-06-25 · 19:49 UTC ·@mov_axbx ·0 min read

Brief

@mov_axbx highlights a June 25, 2026 post as the first concrete attempt to address a longstanding problem, arguing governments and big orgs have perverse incentives and that solutions must originate from the public. They link to Brian Roemmele’s promoted tweet offering an 'AI SuperPrompt' that assigns a 20-point psyop rating, builds portfolios of high-rated psyops, and pushes paid membership.

Why it matters

@mov_axbx (2026-06-25) says this is the first time they’ve seen anyone act on the issue and asserts governments and large organizations with PR teams have negative incentives to solve it, so remedies must come from the public.

Key details

Brian Roemmele tweeted a promoted tool: an 'AI SuperPrompt' that delivers a 20-point 'psyop' rating, lets users build a portfolio of high-rated psyops, and is being offered behind a membership (tweet headline: 'IS THIS A PSYOP?').

Source evidence

Idk if this is any good but it’s the first time I’ve ever seen someone do anything about this issue besides talk about it.

Governments and large orgs with PR teams have negative incentive to solve it, it has to come from the public.

We require way more of this.

Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele)

“IS THIS A PSYOP?”

I built an AI SuperPrompt that will give you a 20 point rating. You will never be guessing.

This prompt will allow you to build a portfolio of high rated Psyops that you will navigate.

Just in time for the next big show!

Become a member now!

— https://nitter.net/BrianRoemmele/status/2069878750041522644#m