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Or, hear me out, it could be one of the most shady companies in world (google), that has both control over infra and motive to do it.
Why would they need bots to inflate the star rating? They own the whole system, they could just overwrite it with whatever the hell they wanted if they wanted to commit some fraud.
To make it look legitimate and less like they're just using their control over their system.
But at that point their own shittiest llm can generate something that's not an obvious fake review for an unrelated app
... They would to that to try to slime their way around regulations and accountability...which is pretty much their expertise