This forum will need explicit rules on the use of AI.

[Poker Player]

Basically I was trying to tell you that the monotony of AI systems like ChatGPT will make it easy to spot all the people writing with AIs because they will sound almost exactly the same. And the effort required to rewrite the text to make it unique for each user will be so tedious that people will either abandon this whole enterprise or just copy-paste AI text regardless and face the consequences relevant  for their particular circumstances-e.g. if they are sig campaign members they are all thrown out.

I have no problem with AI accounts used for information or humor purposes, I actually made one myself on the Off Topic board.

Yes, but all the objections you raise sound to me like the same objections that were raised against automatic translators, which are now widely used.

Are you sure that the ChatGPT of 2024, 2025 etc. will be as monotonous and easy to catch as the current one? The first versions of automatic translators were laughable, or think about the first versions of cell phones, or the first years of the Internet.

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[goldkingcoiner]

You guys are worrying too much, I would say.

Artificial Intelligence might be quite impressive nowadays but the very core of this forum's member ranking system is highly dependent on interpersonal and group relationships. Sure, AI can generate generic texts and at times, might seem extremely human, but ask yourselves, would you really not be able to tell your internet forum friend was an AI with nothing of interest to say? No life, no thoughts, no ideas. Just impressive algorithms.

I might get duped once or twice into believing an AI post came from a real person, but there is no way I would become interested in reading an AI's dull, generic drivel. Least of all, would I befriend it.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I might get duped once or twice into believing an AI post came from a real person, but there is no way I would become interested in reading an AI's dull, generic drivel. Least of all, would I befriend it.

If you can really parse human bullshit from AI bullshit, do you think all the posts on this account are human? Sometimes it seems to me that AI can write more reasonable posts, but in this case, I doubt who is who. When I read his posts, I involuntarily begin to yawn. In addition to the fact that this account writes two or three posts in a row, the meaning of his posts also makes you think about a very bad software bot.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3380307;sa=showPosts

Thanks for the link. I checked the post. So it turns out that this account is an AI.

Campaign managers: Use this tool to detect AI-generated text: https://huggingface.co/openai-detector. I recommend considering anything with a score of 90%+ as AI-generated.

Crypto has been a popular life changing qualified forum that everyone is expected to make money and leave a good life, I suggest the first thing you do as newbie is for you to always keep to bitcointalk rules and regulations everyday, and do not make mistakes in your post or posting things that we results to your account damage, 2023 is a year of new beginning, and how the year will end is also in your hand too, what really matters is your hard work and time, and this is for your own benefits, and attract your own strategies, to enable you to be a winner with a difference, there are no lost in bitcointalk but a permanent wisdom forever.

[NotATether]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3380307;sa=showPosts

Thanks for the link. I checked the post. So it turns out that this account is an AI.

Campaign managers: Use this tool to detect AI-generated text: https://huggingface.co/openai-detector. I recommend considering anything with a score of 90%+ as AI-generated.

Crypto has been a popular life changing qualified forum that everyone is expected to make money and leave a good life, I suggest the first thing you do as newbie is for you to always keep to bitcointalk rules and regulations everyday, and do not make mistakes in your post or posting things that we results to your account damage, 2023 is a year of new beginning, and how the year will end is also in your hand too, what really matters is your hard work and time, and this is for your own benefits, and attract your own strategies, to enable you to be a winner with a difference, there are no lost in bitcointalk but a permanent wisdom forever.

Damn! Even my spidey senses wouldn't have been able to catch that one. 

[Igebotz]

I've had a lot of bad luck with the https://huggingface.co/openai-detector AI generated post detector because it produces random results and the prediction of the same post changes over time. I tried it with an organic local post from a Naija board and got a 98% success rate. I scanned your post just to be sure, and it's 93.13% AI generated  . The site states that results from 50 tokens are more reliable, and I received 93 tokens as a result of your post. The website is untrustworthy and cannot be used to determine what an AI post is. Just another time bomb waiting to cause damage.

If you can really parse human bullshit from AI bullshit, do you think all the posts on this account are human? Sometimes it seems to me that AI can write more reasonable posts, but in this case, I doubt who is who. When I read his posts, I involuntarily begin to yawn. In addition to the fact that this account writes two or three posts in a row, the meaning of his posts also makes you think about a very bad software bot.

[WhyFhy]

99% of AI users on Bitcointalk will just use it to attempt plagiarism and spam, which is already prohibited in forum rules. Also, it is straightforward to detect GPT3 content, there are AI detection sites that do just that.

As of 4 days ago there is.
https://gptzero.substack.com/
fight fire with fire.
This would not be a solution for bct though.
but something like it maybe I don't see forum admin investing in this forum like that,
I once knew a guy that said people using his name to monetize their own initiatives generally monetized his with no input.

[NotATether]

99% of AI users on Bitcointalk will just use it to attempt plagiarism and spam, which is already prohibited in forum rules. Also, it is straightforward to detect GPT3 content, there are AI detection sites that do just that.

As of 4 days ago there is.
https://gptzero.substack.com/
fight fire with fire.
This would not be a solution for bct though.
but something like it maybe I don't see forum admin investing in this forum like that,
I once knew a guy that said people using his name to monetize their own initiatives generally monetized his with no input.

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