AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[LoyceV]

How about Newbie ContentWriter? He writes like this:

I can't seem to find how to spped up transaction and other advanced features.

I believe I did download from Electru.org.

But offers his "Professional Writing Services" (which look like chatbot verbal diarrhea) here:

Hello esteemed forum members,

I am excited to introduce my professional writing services tailored specifically for the Gambling and Casino section of Bitcointalk. With a strong background in content creation and a deep understanding of the gambling industry, I deliver high-quality articles emgage and resonate with the gambling and gaming community. I write with the objective of ensuring that your platform gains more traffic through the employment of best SEO practices such as relevant long-tail keywords hanging so low and yet ignored by your competition.
Services Offered

In-Depth Articles and Guides

Comprehensive guides on various casino games (poker, blackjack, roulette, slots, etc.)
Strategy tips and tricks for both beginners and seasoned players
Updates on the latest trends and developments in the gambling industry

News and Reviews

Detailed reviews of online casinos and gambling platforms
Up-to-date news on regulatory changes, new casino openings, and industry insights
Gambling industry news relevant to the crypto gaming industry.

Opinion Pieces and Editorials

Thought-provoking opinion pieces on current topics in the gambling world
Editorials that explore the ethical and social implications of gambling

SEO-Optimized Content

Articles optimized for search engines to increase visibility and attract more readers
Keyword research and implementation to target specific topics and queries


Why Choose My Services?

Expertise in Gambling and Casino Content: I have extensive experience writing for the gambling industry, ensuring accurate and engaging content.
Quality and Professionalism: Each article is meticulously researched, well-written, and proofread to meet high standards of quality.
Affordability: My rate is competitive at just $0.05 per word, offering excellent value for the quality provided.
Complimentary Sample: For forum members, I offer a complimentary sample article to demonstrate the quality and relevance of my work.

Sample Topics
I can write any of the sample topics for one esteeemed member in the Gambling section. This is strictly for a tip.

"Top 10 Strategies for Winning at Blackjack"
"How to Choose the Best Online Casino"
"The Rise of Cryptocurrency in Online Gambling"
"Understanding the Odds: A Beginner's Guide to Sports Betting"
"The Future of Virtual Reality in Online Casinos"

Engaging, informative, and high-quality content is essential for maintaining an active and interested community. With so many mediocre content out there, you need the best hands to make your gambling website and gambling review website to stand out. This is exactly what my professional writing services can do for you: keep your site readers coming back for more. I look forward to working with members of this sub-forum to elevate your businesses. Feel free to reach out to me for your complimentary copy or for a review of your website or for consultation.

[Lucius]

How about Newbie ContentWriter? He writes like this:
~snip~

GPTZero -> We are uncertain about this document. If we had to classify it, it would be considered ai generated 64%
ZeroGPT -> Your Text is Likely Human written, may include parts generated by AI/GPT 34.48%
CopyLeaks -> AI Content Detected

It is possible that he partially uses AI or that he rewrites and adds words/sentences to confuse the detectors. In any case, I would not hire him because it looks very bad, regardless of whether it is a human work or some combination.


User : Uhochi

Bitcoin's price has been rising lately, and some experts think it will keep going up. In fact, Bloomberg Intelligence predicts Bitcoin's price could reach $100,000 by 2025.

This isn't the first time Bitcoin's price has surged - in 2021, it reached an all-time high of over $68,000.

With more people and companies investing in Bitcoin, its price could continue to rise. What do you think?

Will Bitcoin reach $100,000 by 2025?

GPTZero -> We are moderately confident this text was ai generated 91%
ZeroGPT -> Your Text is AI/GPT Generated 100%
CopyLeaks -> AI Content Detected

[Don Pedro Dinero]

With great regret I have to report this case. There is a guy in our local board who has only been active intermittently. It was registered in 2013 and when it became active again I took a look at its post history to check if it smelled like a purchased account but I didn't see anything. He started asking about joining campaigns and after explaining to him that he has to earn merits to rank up and join campaigns I see that he writes this post.

In saplingai, for example, which is in the OP, I had to reduce the number of characters in order not to register and I get 100% fake.

https://www.zerogpt.com/ says 93% fake.

And my personal human detector also tells me that it is AI generated.

[Crypto Library]

I don't know is it the right topic to discuss this issue. But I think the users of this topic may be familiar with this extension, so I am asking here. Does anyone here use the AI Content Detector - Copyleaks ?
And if you have used it, how safe do you think it is?
These extensions are very useful for identifying AI content but I see they are asking permission to Read & change all data in all website. I think this notification has been seen in the browser of all users, do you think it is safe to use this extension of Copyleaks? wanna know your opinions.

[Ultegra134]

I don't know is it the right topic to discuss this issue. But I think the users of this topic may be familiar with this extension, so I am asking here. Does anyone here use the AI Content Detector - Copyleaks ?
And if you have used it, how safe do you think it is?
These extensions are very useful for identifying AI content but I see they are asking permission to Read & change all data in all website. I think this notification has been seen in the browser of all users, do you think it is safe to use this extension of Copyleaks? wanna know your opinions.

I just installed it and it seems no different than the website itself. I've found Copyleaks to be accurate in more than 9 out of 10 instances. The only downside is that they've limited the free available scans to just a few a day, rendering it useless for detecting AI content on the forum. The extension seems handy though, as you can scan any text on the spot.

I just came across this user, any thoughts? His posts don't make too much sense.

User: ditec_wrogn

Post 1.

Your response doesn't change the fact that you have a history of scamming and illegal activities. Pretending to be nice doesn't erase the fact that you're a liar and a criminal who has yet to face the consequences of your actions.

Your repeated attempts to deceive and manipulate others with baseless claims and fake evidence are pathetic. It's time to take responsibility for your actions and stop trying to weasel your way out of it.

Your involvement in illegal activities, such as illegally raising over one million dollars in proceeds through the unregistered offers and sales of securities to crypto asset investors, is a serious offense. You need to face the consequences and make things right.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%
GPTZero: 91% Probability AI generated

Post 2.

Your behavior on this forum is unacceptable, especially in light of the findings by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). According to the SEC, you have illegally raised over one million dollars in proceeds through the unregistered offers and sales of securities to crypto asset investors.

This is a serious offense, and it's no wonder that you're facing opposition from the community. Your repeated attempts to deceive and manipulate others with baseless claims and fake evidence are not only dishonest, but they also undermine the integrity of this forum.

Until you can demonstrate a commitment to honesty and transparency, and take responsibility for your illegal activities, don't expect to be taken seriously. The community deserves better.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI generated

Post 3.

You have not been received well in the community since you have been caught lying and the US SEC has discovered your illegal activities. Your proposal for a "fair election" for the role of Bitcoin Scammer President is full of false promises and misleading statements.

First of all, your suggestion to use hash power as votes in a decentralized and transparent way is not feasible. Hash power is used to secure the network, not to cast votes. Your proposal goes against the basic understanding of how the network operates.

Secondly, asking people to point their mining hardware to your Bitcoin address is not a legitimate way to fund your projects or provide liquidity. It is a scam and an attempt to get free Bitcoin. Your proposal is not only unrealistic, but it is also dishonest and misleading.

Lastly, begging to increase your merit is ridiculous when you haven't brought any real merit to the community. I urge you to stop making false claims and misleading the community. I hope that the US SEC will bring you to court for your illegal activities and protect the community from potential scams and frauds.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%
GPTZero: 82% Probability AI generated

[Stalker22]

With great regret I have to report this case. There is a guy in our local board who has only been active intermittently. It was registered in 2013 and when it became active again I took a look at its post history to check if it smelled like a purchased account but I didn't see anything. He started asking about joining campaigns and after explaining to him that he has to earn merits to rank up and join campaigns I see that he writes this post.

In saplingai, for example, which is in the OP, I had to reduce the number of characters in order not to register and I get 100% fake.

https://www.zerogpt.com/ says 93% fake.

And my personal human detector also tells me that it is AI generated.

When I google-translate the text into English, I get AI content detected by most of the major detectors.

Copyleaks - AI content detected
Sapling - Fake: 100.0%
GPTZero - 100% Probability AI generated
Hivemoderation - likely to contain AI Generated Text 99.9%
ZeroGPT - 76.88% AI GPT

So, I think your personal human detector is right. 

[nutildah]

I just came across this user, any thoughts? His posts don't make too much sense.

User: ditec_wrogn

Its disappointing to see this account boosted to DT2 already as its clearly an alt account. I'm using the new Copyleaks plugin to check some of his other posts (it would be annoying to see it on every website but for this purpose its ok).


Post #1:

What happened: A user named COBRAS promoted a scam project for brute forcing wallet.dat passwords. Later, COBRAS reported the scam project, but when I asked them to take responsibility for their involvement, they refused. This raises serious questions about their credibility and motives for reporting the scam.

Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2795868

Reference Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5500014.msg64216304#msg64216304

Amount Scammed: The scam project did not involve any direct financial loss for me, but it could potentially harm people's computers and electricity if they join the pool and provide their computing power.

Payment Method: N/A

Proof of Payment: N/A

PM/Chat Logs: N/A

Additional Notes: If you agree that user COBRAS is a scammer, please support the flag on their profile at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3317

I would like to report fraudulent activities involving user "COBRAS" and a pool for brute forcing wallet.dat passwords. The user "COBRAS" has previously advertised this scam project and served as its PR manager, which raises serious questions about their credibility and motives for reporting the scam now.

Red Flags:

• "COBRAS" has previously advertised this scam project and served as its PR manager, which raises questions about their credibility and motives for reporting the scam now.
• The project promises a super income for those who join the network, which is a common tactic used by scammers to lure unsuspecting victims.
• The project claims to have 100 GPUs for recovering wallet.dat passwords, but there is no evidence to support this claim.
• The project's GitHub repository lacks detail and transparency, and many of the technical details go over my head, so I may not have caught all the red flags.
• "COBRAS" has refused to take responsibility for promoting the scam project and has not provided any evidence to support their claims.
• There is no proof that the project actually performs wallet recovery, and the use of GPUs for this purpose may be used for illegal activities, such as brute forcing or hacking someone else's Bitcoin, which is a criminal activity.
• "COBRAS" has received trusted feedback in the past, which suggest that they are not trustworthy. For example, they have been accused of attempting to scam people by selling a fake exploit or attempting to find co-conspirators to "attack signatures".

Based on these red flags, it's clear that "COBRAS" has engaged in fraudulent activities. Their actions are unacceptable and they should be held accountable for their actions. I urge the Bitcoin community to take action against "COBRAS" and to protect themselves from potential scams and fraudulent activities.

Let me be clear: promoting a scam project is not a victimless crime. "COBRAS" had a responsibility to ensure that the project was legitimate and above board. By promoting this scam, they have not only contributed to the harm caused to other people who participated in the project, but have also damaged the reputation of the Bitcoin community as a whole.

Note:: I'm not an expert and many of the tech details of this project go over my head. Therefore, I may not have caught all the red flags.

Copyleaks:
Hivemoderation: 99.9% likely to contain AI-Generated Text
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake


Post #2

It's interesting that you completely ignore all the red flags and accusations of scamming, and instead focus on promoting your "voting" system using hashrate. But let's be real, this is just a front for you to get free Bitcoin. It's clear that you're not actually interested in revealing Satoshi's identity, but rather in enriching yourself. It's a shame that you're using the community in such a way, and I hope people see through your scheme and don't send any Bitcoin to the addresses you provided.

Additionally, I would like to remind you that using hashrate as a way to vote is not a proper way to make decisions in the community, it's not transparent, and it's easily manipulated.

I would advise you to stop this scam and come up with a better way to contribute to the community if you truly want to be a part of it.

Copyleaks: 100% AI Content
Hivemoderation: 99.9% likely to contain AI-Generated Text
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake


Post #3:

I took a look at your advertising thread and I have to say, it's full of red flags and questionable technical details.

First of all, you're proposing a cross-chain DeFi derivatives protocol that enables anyone with a WalletConnect interface-compatible non-custodial crypto wallet to create, deploy, and trade dynamic controlled options and other advanced derivatives and hyper-derivatives. That's a pretty big claim, and it's not something you can just throw out there without any proof or experience. Where's your team? What's your background? Have you even worked on a blockchain project before?

Another thing that caught my eye is that you're looking for financial backers and investors. Uh, excuse me? Are you trying to scam people out of their money? Because that's what it sounds like.

And let's not forget about the technical details. You mentioned Ethereum and TON blockchains, but how exactly are you planning to integrate with them? Are you going to use smart contracts? If so, how are you going to ensure their security and privacy? You didn't mention any of that.

Lastly, the fact that you're looking for early adopters in a forum like this is just laughable. Why not launch it on a reputable DeFi platform or a blockchain network? Oh, that's right, because you're trying to scam people.

In conclusion, your advertising thread is full of red flags and questionable technical details. If you want anyone to take you seriously, you need to provide more information about your team, your background, and the technical details of the project.

Good luck with your scam! 😜

Copyleaks: (daily quota reached)
Hivemoderation: 99.9% likely to contain AI-Generated Text
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

[Poker Player]

Its disappointing to see this account boosted to DT2 already as its clearly an alt account. I'm using the new Copyleaks plugin to check some of his other posts (it would be annoying to see it on every website but for this purpose its ok).

Now that he has been caught he wanted to appear to come clean, with a shitty text produced by his chatbot and since he still has no tag about it I will have the pleasure of being the first.

Is there any way to know who has included him? I see he's in DT2 on bpip.org but last Saturday's loyce.club update doesn't show him.

[logfiles]

Its disappointing to see this account boosted to DT2 already as its clearly an alt account. I'm using the new Copyleaks plugin to check some of his other posts (it would be annoying to see it on every website but for this purpose its ok).

I am not going to lie, I almost sent some merits to his posts sometime back but on looking at his posting history, something was really off. It all looked like the person behind the account had been in this forum before.

I am glad I am not the only person who noticed this. If the person behind the account was genuine, they wouldn't be hiding behind the Alt newbie account exposing scam. Something tells me that the old Alt account's reputation is already fucked, so they were trying to pull off a fresh start.

Is there any way to know who has included him? I see he's in DT2 on bpip.org but last Saturday's loyce.club update doesn't show him.

The DT2 status was probably short-lived

[Ultegra134]

Stumbled in one of their posts and thought it looked a little fishy. Upon further investigation, a large number of their posts are detected as AI content, with many of them being in the Nigerian local board. He's also using a combination of his "opinion" adding a few words and sentences here and there to make them more believable, and so far, has managed to stay off the radar, both in the forum and the local board. He's also seem to be wearing a signature, from SWGT's signature bounty of @roycilik. Thread can be found here

The quoted posts have already been reported, but there's an abundance of them with AI.

User: Kliss

Post 1.

Holding Bitcoin can be achieved through various ways, as you mentioned. Apart from the methods you highlighted, some other ways people hold Bitcoin include buying it through exchanges, earning it through various platforms like mining or staking, receiving it as payment for goods or services, or even investing in Bitcoin related funds.

Bitcoin mining and staking are two popular methods for earning crypto like Bitcoin. Mining involves using powerful computers to solve complex mathematical problems that validate and secure transactions on the Bitcoin network. Miners compete to solve these puzzles, and the first one to do so successfully gets rewarded with newly minted Bitcoins and transaction fees. It's a fundamental process that helps maintain the integrity and security of the Bitcoin network.

On the other hand, staking is a different method used by some cryptocurrencies, where users can hold their coins in a wallet to support the network's operations. Stakers are chosen to validate transactions based on the number of coins they hold and are willing to stake or lock up. In return for staking their coins, participants receive rewards in the form of additional coins. Staking is considered a more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly alternative to mining.

Both mining and staking offers opportunities for users to earn bitcoin rewards by contributing to the security and functionality of blockchain networks like Bitcoin.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI generated
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%

Post 2.

It will be of advantages of having Bitcoin as an asset during times of war or crisis. Bitcoin's decentralized nature can indeed offer benefits compared to traditional investments or assets controlled by others in such challenging situations. However, using Bitcoin for daily transactions during wartime can present practical challenges due to the need for a stable and reliable infrastructure for widespread adoption. In such scenarios, the ease of daily transactions with Bitcoin may face obstacles that could impact its immediate utilisation for day to day needs.

Regarding the scenario of a complete bank shutdown, using Bitcoin as an alternative can have limitations,  especially when it comes to converting it to fiat currency for day to day transactions. While Bitcoin offers advantages in terms of investment growth and protection against inflation, its utility may be limited in extreme situations where direct fiat transactions are necessary. In such cases, personal peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions might become more prevalent, its important having finances in various forms. When basic needs like food, water, and shelter become the top priority, the ability to access these essentials with fiat currency becomes crucial. In such dire circumstances, the local economy may not support the use of Bitcoin, making it challenging to utilize digital assets for immediate survival needs.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI generated
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%

Post 3.

The appropriate time in investing or buying Bitcoin is doing it right away without considering market dips or buying during dip. Investing right away through the Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) where you regularly invest a fixed amount regardless of its price downtrend or uptrend, the strategy is a solid approach when it comes to Bitcoin. It's all about consistency and staying in the game for the long-term. Taking advantage of buying during a dip, if planned for, can indeed be a smart move when the opportunity arises. Starting your investment journey right away and staying committed for the long term is key, especially when it comes to Bitcoin there is no time to hesitate It's all about getting in the game and staying focused on your investment goals without waiting for the appropriate moment.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 82% Probability AI generated
Sapling.ai: Fake 72.8%

Post 4.

It's common for people to get drawn into investing when they see those green candles, indicating positive price movements. But In the world of Bitcoin, it's crucial to keep investing during those uncertain moments either DCAing, buying during dips and staying consistent with your investments even when the market is down, you position yourself to benefit when those green moments finally arrive. Being part of the group that reaps the benefits during positive market movements is a rewarding outcome of staying dedicated to your investment strategy.

Taking inspiration from early Bitcoin investors during uncertain times can be incredibly valuable. Believing in the long-term potential of your bitcoin investment, even when prices aren't moving as desired, is a key mindset that successful investors often adopt. Just like those early Bitcoin investors who trusted in the technology and its future growth, having faith in your investments during challenging times can lead to significant rewards in the end. It's about staying committed to your investment goals and riding out the market fluctuations with confidence.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 89% Probability AI generated
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%

Post 5.

When you start earning big or become rich, it's essential to be mindful of certain danger to safeguard your financial success. Avoiding impulsive decisions, extravagant spending, and lifestyle inflation can help you maintain and grow your wealth effectively. It's normal to spend on our needs and wants, but being mindful of our spending habits is crucial, especially when we have a significant amount of money or income. Understanding how to manage wealth effectively, regardless of the income source, can help secure a stable financial future. It's necessary to stay grounded and maintain a long term perspective and resist the temptation to overspend or invest in risky ventures without thorough research. By being cautious with your wealth and making wise financial choices, you can protect and enhance your financial well being in the long run. Learning from the experiences of other individuals is important in financial management regardless of income levels. Seeking for financial education can help you preserve your hard earned money and grow your wealth over time.

Hivemoderation: likely to contain AI Generated Text 99.9%
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI generated
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

Post 6.

It's true that individuals often try hard for financial independence which can sometimes be dispute with the tax burdens imposed by the government particularly on the middle class. It can be frustrating to see a significant portion of your hard-earned money vanish into taxes, especially with indirect taxes adding to the burden. The system does seem designed to keep the middle class in an unending cycle of just getting by without truly growing. Breaking out and achieving real financial freedom requires more than just hard work, it's about understanding the system and playing it smarter like those at the top do. By mastering the rules and finding ways to hold them to your advantage, you can build lasting wealth. It's natural to question a system that sometimes feels like it's holding us back instead of moving us forward.

To go through the system and move closer to your vision of success, it's  critical to adopt a strategic approach that aligns with your aims. One effective strategy is to focus on financial education. By understanding the details of taxes, investments and personal finance, you can make good decisions that work in your favour. Searching for approach like tax efficient investing, diversification and long term wealth building can help you break out of the cycle and build a more secure financial future.

Hivemoderation: likely to contain AI Generated Text 99.9%
GPTZero: 78% Probability AI generated
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

[lovesmayfamilis]

Kwarkam

You raise several excellent points about the importance of getting started with Bitcoin and building up knowledge and exposure gradually. You are absolutely correct that the primary concern for those just starting out should be establishing an initial belief in Bitcoin as a viable investment opportunity and beginning to educate themselves about the cryptocurrency.

Many people remain hesitant to invest in Bitcoin, despite its potential, because they lack understanding or feel it's too complex. However, this can be mitigated by starting with a small initial investment, as you suggest.Indeed, the real risk for potential Bitcoin investors is waiting too long and missing out on the potential gains that could come from getting in early. As you mentioned, the only way to prepare for the possibility of Bitcoin prices going up is to actually own some.

It's also important to remember that Bitcoin is still a relatively new and volatile asset class. As such, it's crucial for investors to diversify their portfolios and not put all their eggs in one basket. This way, even if Bitcoin doesn't perform as expected, they have other investments to fall back on.
Newbies in Bitcoin should actually put their thoughts, not on the technicalities of Bitcoin, but mostly on their financial strengths, and reliability of the investment as every other investor should.
New Bitcoin investors shouldn't worry too much about the technical intricacies of Bitcoin or trying to predict market movements in the short term. In the initial stages, it's much more important to focus on understanding the fundamentals of Bitcoin, such as its decentralized nature, limited supply, and potential use cases.

While it's certainly beneficial to stay up-to-date on Bitcoin news and developments, trying to time the market or predict short-term price fluctuations can lead to unnecessary stress and potential mistakes.
That's in my opinion that is.  Well, there are other things a 'new coiner' should focus on though.
I think lowcoiners should focus more on holding and stuff like that, instead of market predictions and chasing the wind.

Hivemoderation 98.6% likely to contain AI Generated Text
Copyleaks AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai Fake: 92.3%

.

There's another interesting angle to this discussion. While Bitcoin has proven to be remarkably resilient over the years, there are still factors that could potentially shake the market. Government regulations, technological advancements (or setbacks), and shifting public perception are just a few of the wildcards that could affect Bitcoin's future trajectory.

That being said, Bitcoin's decentralized and open-source nature provides a level of robustness and adaptability that traditional financial systems lack. This is why many BTC proponents remain optimistic about its potential, even in the face of uncertainty.The second point you brought up—the vast majority of the world's population still having little to no exposure to BTC—is also worth considering. With BTC still in the early stages of adoption, there's a lot of potential for growth in the future. However, getting the masses to understand and adopt Bitcoin is a long and complex process.

It's true that Bitcoin enthusiasts can continue to stack sats regardless of market conditions, as long-term hodling is a viable strategy. But it would be naïve to assume that everyone will suddenly see the value of Bitcoin and jump on board. Bitcoin is currently at a critical point in its journey. The price is consolidating at historically high levels, but the future is far from certain.

While it's important to remain vigilant of potential market disruptors, Bitcoin's inherent characteristics provide a strong foundation for long-term growth and adoption. At the same time, we must acknowledge that adoption is a slow and complex process, and the world's population is still largely unaware of Bitcoin's potential.

For those already in the know, however, continuing to stack sats and diversify one's portfolio is a prudent strategy.

Hivemoderation 99.9% likely to contain AI Generated Text
Copyleaks AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai Fake: 100%

Precisely! DCA is not a "poor people" strategy because it is all about consistency and discipline. The beauty of DCA is that it allows investors to benefit from both market highs and lows, resulting in an average cost basis. This means that, over time, investors can build a substantial portfolio regardless of their initial financial status.
Also, the concept of DCA is not limited to any specific amount. It can be tailored to fit any budget, and that's why it's suitable for investors across the income spectrum. 💲💲💲

If you look at it though, DCA helps investors avoid making emotionally-driven decisions that can actually lead to disastrous results. By investing a set amount regularly, investors are forced to stick to their strategy regardless of market fluctuations, which can help eliminate the fear and greed that often accompany volatile markets.

Moreover, DCA can help reduce the impact of market timing.

Hivemoderation 90.9% likely to contain AI Generated Text
Copyleaks AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai Fake: 100%

[fillippone]

I have just discovered this thread.
I quickly skimmed through the pages, but I failed to understand if there is a web extension that automatically checks a post (or a page) for AI-generated content. Being a merit source, it would be nice to have a doublecheck on this.
 
In this case, it would be a nice addition to the BIP extension.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I have just discovered this thread.
I quickly skimmed through the pages, but I failed to understand if there is a web extension that automatically checks a post (or a page) for AI-generated content. Being a merit source, it would be nice to have a doublecheck on this.
 
In this case, it would be a nice addition to the BIP extension.

You'd better read the first post. There are several tools provided there that are used in this topic to check texts written with the help of AI. And of course, accusations will not be approved by moderators until they are convinced that there are several checks on several tools that unanimously confirm texts written by bots. There is no single extension, but sometimes those tools are enough.

One more tool:  https://plagiarismdetector.net/ai-content-detector

[fillippone]

I have just discovered this thread.
I quickly skimmed through the pages, but I failed to understand if there is a web extension that automatically checks a post (or a page) for AI-generated content. Being a merit source, it would be nice to have a doublecheck on this.
 
In this case, it would be a nice addition to the BIP extension.

You'd better read the first post. There are several tools provided there that are used in this topic to check texts written with the help of AI. And of course, accusations will not be approved by moderators until they are convinced that there are several checks on several tools that unanimously confirm texts written by bots. There is no single extension, but sometimes those tools are enough.

One more tool:  https://plagiarismdetector.net/ai-content-detector

I read the OP, and I didn't see any reference to extension.
Visiting every link:

Website	Extension
https://plagiarismdetector.net/ai-content-detector	NO
https://hivemoderation.com/ai-generated-content-detection	YES
https://x.writefull.com/gpt-detector	NO
https://writer.com/ai-content-detector/	NO
https://copyleaks.com/ai-content-detector/extension	YES
https://contentatscale.ai/ai-content-detector/	NO
https://sapling.ai/ai-content-detector	YES

Just thinking about the security of an extension sending every bit of text to a third party.

[LoyceV]

I don't know is it the right topic to discuss this issue. But I think the users of this topic may be familiar with this extension, so I am asking here. Does anyone here use the AI Content Detector - Copyleaks ?
And if you have used it, how safe do you think it is?

I haven't used it, and I'm not going to risk my privacy by doing so. Chances are it sends everything you see in your browser to their server. That includes PMs, email and banking.

[examplens]

I haven't used it, and I'm not going to risk my privacy by doing so. Chances are it sends everything you see in your browser to their server. That includes PMs, email and banking.

I usually don't use the same browser for personal email, banking, exchanges, important things and also for normal internet surfing. For personal things, of course, without any extensions or addons, while a little experimentation is allowed on the surfing browser.

[dkbit98]

I don't know is it the right topic to discuss this issue. But I think the users of this topic may be familiar with this extension, so I am asking here. Does anyone here use the AI Content Detector - Copyleaks ?
And if you have used it, how safe do you think it is?

Is it really that hard to bookmark website in your browser, and use direct website link to check plagiarism?
I am ready comments and customers are saying that this crap extensions has a bunch of false positives.
Installing random closed source extension is not something I would do, especially when you have to create account and log in to use it.

[Igebotz]

Please can someone confirm this post for me- sounds like mixture of Chatbots with little human efforts.

As a Nigerian bitcoiner, navigating the volatile cryptocurrency market can be challenging. With prices fluctuating rapidly, it's wise to prioritize safety and adopt strategies to minimize losses during dips.

⚫ Spread your investments across various assets, including stablecoins, to reduce exposure to market fluctuations.

⚫ Set price alerts to buy or sell when prices reach certain levels, and always stay informed about market movements.

⚫ Choose popular, well-established, and secure exchanges to buy, sell, and store your bitcoins.

⚫ Add an extra layer of security to your accounts to protect your investments, such as two-factor authentication.

⚫ Avoid investing more than you can afford to lose, and prioritize long-term growth over quick profits.

⚫ Consider dollar-cost averaging by investing fixed amounts at regular intervals, regardless of the market's performance.

⚫ Very important: Keep personal information private. Protect your identity and financial information to avoid fraud and scams.

You can play safe and invest wisely in the bitcoin market as a Nigerian by prioritizing security, staying informed, and investing wisely. What do you think?

[Lucius]

Please can someone confirm this post for me- sounds like mixture of Chatbots with little human efforts.
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I already caught him once - look here -> Link

GPTZero -> 6% Probability AI generated - The probability this text has been entirely written by a human, AI or a mix of the two.
ZeroGPT -> 95.95% AI
CopyLeaks -> AI Content Detected

There's no doubt that he's using an AI, another smartass in a line trying to look smart the easy way.

[fillippone]

I don't know is it the right topic to discuss this issue. But I think the users of this topic may be familiar with this extension, so I am asking here. Does anyone here use the AI Content Detector - Copyleaks ?
And if you have used it, how safe do you think it is?

I haven't used it, and I'm not going to risk my privacy by doing so. Chances are it sends everything you see in your browser to their server. That includes PMs, email and banking.

I think setting up a safari profile to be used only with that extension.
Reading the posts with a secondary account (never used to post) and enabling that extension.
I think that would be pretty secure, or I do miss something.

As a merit source, I want to reinforce my AI-generated text detection capabilities.