AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[igebotz]

On top of that, he hasn't even taken accountability for his actions and continues to post like nothing happened. He could have at least explained himself, even though there's nothing to explain.

There's literally no excuse for AI usage, the user will be removed, the only problem is they will keep shit posting with or without our sig till the next available campaign.

This leads me to the next thought, which is that the @Yatsan account may have just been bought by the Stake team to do what it is doing right now - and you don't give up such an investment so easily.

Isn't Stake too big to start buying puppet accounts for promotion? It's not necessary.

[Ultegra134]

There's literally no excuse for AI usage, the user will be removed, the only problem is they will keep shit posting with or without our sig till the next available campaign.

The user has already been neutral tagged, not sure if a negative one would be more appropriate. Which campaign would hire him at this point? No reputable managers would go through the trouble after this incident. Correct me if I'm wrong.

P.S Although we've seen plenty of spam posters on previous campaigns such as Bitvest or Eloncoin if you remember them.

[igebotz]

There's literally no excuse for AI usage, the user will be removed, the only problem is they will keep shit posting with or without our sig till the next available campaign.

The user has already been neutral tagged, not sure if a negative one would be more appropriate. Which campaign would hire him at this point? No reputable managers would go through the trouble after this incident. Correct me if I'm wrong.

P.S Although we've seen plenty of spam posters on previous campaigns such as Bitvest or Eloncoin if you remember them.

The neutral tag is appropriate; theymos opposes using red for post-related offences. The only disadvantage of the neutral tag is that it is mostly used for so many innocent notes that campaign managers no longer care to look at them. Giving red for offences like this will devalue the red tag even more than it already is.

If they continue to use AI, they will eventually be banned or tired of posting without incentives and leave the forum... 

[Lucius]

This leads me to the next thought, which is that the @Yatsan account may have just been bought by the Stake team to do what it is doing right now - and you don't give up such an investment so easily.

Isn't Stake too big to start buying puppet accounts for promotion? It's not necessary.

What I can see over the years is that you favor quantity over quality, and that you have a very high tolerance for the things we are talking about here. When it is discovered that someone is abusing their position in a sig campaign in this way, and the company does nothing (for now), then the legitimate question arises as to why you tolerate such behavior. Besides that, @Yatsan doesn't even try to defend himself, which casts even more doubt on the whole thing.

That's all I have to say on this topic because we're going OT.

[Rikafip]

Besides that, @Yatsan doesn't even try to defend himself, which casts even more doubt on the whole thing.

He is probably doing the smartest thing that he can do now, to keep low and hope that it passes. 

If he starts defending himself, this will just cause more people calling him out, pulling out his old posts etc. As we've seen many times, it usually doesn't end up well for those actively defending themselves.

[igebotz]

What I can see over the years is that you favor quantity over quality, and that you have a very high tolerance for the things we are talking about here. When it is discovered that someone is abusing their position in a sig campaign in this way, and the company does nothing (for now), then the legitimate question arises as to why you tolerate such behavior. Besides that, @Yatsan doesn't even try to defend himself, which casts even more doubt on the whole thing.

The user Yatsan has been kicked out as promised - at Stake we have zero tolerance for AI usage as they're cancer to discussion and to what we represent. Thanks everyone for your inputs.

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Another merit hunter, grammatically all his post seems likely created with AI tool with word mixers to create humanize text but came to my radar when he wrote "Gary Gender" insted the current SEc chairman "Gary Gensler", which i underlined and bold below in his quote.

User: Ishicryptic

People have been questioning the intergrity of politicians to keep their campaign promises after they win, now Trump, has an opportunity to proof that he is a politician that keeps to his words. Although I don't think that there is an official pronouncement from the trump, team about the release of Ross Ulbricht, but we're hopeful that it will happen. Next stop for many bitcoiners is about Gary Gender, but from what I understand his tenure is almost rounding up, so one way or another he'll be moving on soon. Our main concern as bitcoiners is for favorable regulations towards Bitcoin during Trump's administration. America, is like the big brother when it comes to global matters and their government being pro Bitcoin will go a long way for it globally.

When i copied his text to check whether those words are written with the help of Ai or not but results came up with humanize text but meanwhile i also checked above underlined & bold sentence breaking by one sentence into three segments to meet the requirement for ZeroGpt and then the result shows up as below.

https://i.ibb.co/7GJFjpQ/IMG-20241114-WA0000.jpg

 

[Ultegra134]

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I'm not quite sure to be honest, I'm getting mixed results, some posts might look a little suspicious, but others do not. I'm quoting one, which might also be plagiarism as well which is why it was caught? This case requires more attention, and so far, I haven't found anything significant to report.

Bitcoin was created by Satoshi Nakamoto, to be a decentralized digital currency in the hands of people, so that they will have total control over the Bitcoin that they hold. Bitcoin gives it's holders freedom and privacy of transactions, so that third parties like Banks and governments cannot interfere. But the decentralization of Bitcoin has been a big concern for many governments around the world.

When Donald Trump, was campaigning for the presidency, he took a friendly stance towards Bitcoin, probably to get votes, now that he has won the election, many people are hoping that the US will have favorable Bitcoin regulations. Today Bitcoin has gone beyond p2p transactions between two parties, people needs to carry out transactions through third parties like centralized exchanges, also facilitate crypto transactions through Banks. This is the major area where government interferences comes in, they want to regulate cryptocurrency transactions by all means.

Although I can't blame governments on their stance to regulate cryptocurrency, mainly because of money laundering. We however can't say that Bitcoin is totally decentralized if governments that are centralized have so much influence in some parts of it's transactions.

This post initially shows as 22% AI on Winston.ai, but after a few corrections it shows 97%.

I'm also intrigued, why did you create an alt to post this?

[Ishicryptic]

Another merit hunter, grammatically all his post seems likely created with AI tool with word mixers to create humanize text but came to my radar when he wrote "Gary Gender" insted the current SEc chairman "Gary Gensler", which i underlined and bold below in his quote.

User: Ishicryptic

People have been questioning the intergrity of politicians to keep their campaign promises after they win, now Trump, has an opportunity to proof that he is a politician that keeps to his words. Although I don't think that there is an official pronouncement from the trump, team about the release of Ross Ulbricht, but we're hopeful that it will happen. Next stop for many bitcoiners is about Gary Gender, but from what I understand his tenure is almost rounding up, so one way or another he'll be moving on soon. Our main concern as bitcoiners is for favorable regulations towards Bitcoin during Trump's administration. America, is like the big brother when it comes to global matters and their government being pro Bitcoin will go a long way for it globally.

When i copied his text to check whether those words are written with the help of Ai or not but results came up with humanize text but meanwhile i also checked above underlined & bold sentence breaking by one sentence into three segments to meet the requirement for ZeroGpt and then the result shows up as below.



 

Kindly go through all my posts and you will understand that my use of English language is quite polished, I don't have a need to use AI to enhance my grammatical structures. I read a lot and knows how to structure the contents of my posts, even though I can't claim to be perfect. So I can assure you that I'm an original person and every posts that I make on this forum, including this one are constructed by me without the aid of a second or third party.

Thanks for pointing out my mistake of misspelling "Gensler", remember that nobody is above mistake. I will go to edit and correctt it immediately.

[nutildah]

When i copied his text to check whether those words are written with the help of Ai or not but results came up with humanize text but meanwhile i also checked above underlined & bold sentence breaking by one sentence into three segments to meet the requirement for ZeroGpt and then the result shows up as below.

In your image, you just took 1 sentence from the post and pasted it 3 times. The sentence itself is obviously NOT AI because AI wouldn't mistake the word "proof" with "prove", which is what its supposed to be.

As a reminder, please adhere to the following guidelines, which are outlined in the OP, before making a report:

- post 3 instances of posts by the same user, where
- at least 2 detectors give a result of 70%+ AI

If a user has previously been identified as using AI in this thread, then its OK to include only 1-2 of their posts in a follow-up report.

[Ultegra134]

I noticed a suspicious user today, who has also recently changed email address, perhaps someone else could also take a look, I don't have any more credits left on Originality and Winston, so this is the only one I could check. Only few of them look suspicious and not all of them. The user has literally thousands of posts, more than most established members have.

User: kotajikikox

Post 1.

In the gambling world, many myths circulate and many people believe them even without concrete proof. Here are some of the most common believed myths and the actual truth.

#1 Hot/Cold Slot Machines: People often categorize slot machines into HOT or COLD. A hot slot machine is believed to be one that has just recently or previously paid out big money while a cold slot machine has not paid in quite a while. The fact is there is no such thing as that. Slot machines use a random generator that makes each individual spin unique and independent of the previous spins.

#2 Card Counting is cheating: Card counting is a method in blackjack wherein a betting player mentally takes note of the cards being dealth. This gives the betting player a slight advantage over the casino but is not considered cheating. It is merely a strategy but the casinos usually do not like this still.

#3 Poker is a game of math experts: While basic math will give you an advantage in poker, you do not have to be a math genuis to be good at it. Even if you are just good at reading your opponents, you can win as much!

Are there any more myths you believe in? Or would want to be debunked? Let’s discuss!

Winston and Originality results:

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

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Hivemoderation 99.9% likely to contain AI Generated Text
Copyleaks AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai Fake: Fake: 99.5%

Come on give him a break [up to you though].

I had a chat with the user, he is new to the environment. English is not his native language too. So he said he used AI. I suggested him to edit texts to make them meaningful, correct sentence formatting then to post. It's not always easy for local speakers/writers to create English text.

The user is representing a business so it's not that their goal is to spam the forum but to communicate with potential customers.

Consider it a vouch from me for them.

[Ultegra134]

Thanks to @Igebotz, another Stake user has been identified using AI, a large number of his posts also appear AI generated on Copyleaks as well. Here are a few examples. Screenshot evidence can be found on the link below.

Screenshots

User: Legentbtc

Post 1.

Yes, Real Madrid are facing a series of different injuries in the first team. In the context of the current serious defense crisis due to injuries, Militao having to rest until the end of the season is a fatal blow to Real Madrid. Those who have been following the Madrid team since the beginning of the season have seen that coach Carlo Ancelotti has almost no "plan B" for his team's central defenders. Since the beginning of the season, he has only relied on the duo Eder Militao and Antonio Rudiger.

With the pressure of always having to maintain the strength of the squad, injuries to key players like Militao and Carvajal forced Real Madrid to quickly look for quality replacements. Real Madrid's defense is too thin. Obviously, they need to urgently buy at least one top-class defender for Bernabeu in the upcoming winter transfer window. Otherwise, with a long road ahead, it will be difficult for the capital team of Madrid to successfully defend the championship in the 2024/25 season. Hopefully, coach Carlo Ancelotti can quickly solve the personnel problem to maintain competitive form throughout the season.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Winston.ai: 100% AI
Originality: 81% AI

Post 2.

This is crazy. Pep Guardiola has never been sacked in his 17 years in charge - an astonishing statistic given the increasing number of sacked managers and the impatience of club owners in recent years. It's not hard to see that Man City is weakened by the loss of Rodri. Their reliance on the midfielder was exposed last season when they lost all four games without Rodri. Injuries have weakened Man City's defense, but another factor is that both personnel and defensive formations are constantly changing. Guardiola does not blame injuries, but fans and the board should see it as an explanation for the team's decline. But if the 'Pep Guardiola gets sacked' scenario does happen, who do you think could help the team through this difficult time? Don't kid me about Erik ten Hag being a good fit .

Will Man City be eliminated from the title race this year and signal a decline? It is too early to say but this is inevitable, regardless of sport.

Originality.ai: 100% AI
Winston: 91% AI (9% human)

Post 3.

If looking at it from a positive perspective, Yamal and Lewandowski's injuries are sometimes a good thing for Barca. Both have been playing continuously recently. The absence from the national team has given Lamine Yamal and Robert Lewandowski more time to rest and recover, which is essential before entering the important stage of the season. Without enough rest time to recover, the risk of them suffering other, more serious injuries is entirely possible.

But I doubt if this is the script they wrote to keep their key players safe. They can still focus on the national team. In any case, the brief absence of Yamal and Lewandowski also created opportunities for substitutes Ferran Torres, Ansu Fati, or Toni Fernandez to show themselves. This will be a good opportunity for the coach to use other players in the squad and test new tactics.

Winston.ai: 96% AI (4% Human)
Originality: 100% AI

Post 4.

Chelsea's return creates tension in the race for the remaining two spots in the top 4. Chelsea only aims to return to the top 4, not only that, Chelsea will be able to compete with the candidates for the championship. But behind them are many fierce pursuers. Nottingham's defeat left them in fifth place, level on points with Brighton. Meanwhile, Newcastle climbed to eighth with 18 points, level on points with Fulham and Aston Villa. All three teams can make the top four in the next rounds. Even Manchester United could have a chance, and they are only four points off the top four. History will repeat itself, will we see another name compete for the Champions League? Whatever the scenario, the Premier League promises to be an extremely exciting and unmissable season.

Winston: 93% AI (7% human)
Originality: 100% AI

[Lucius]

Thanks to @Igebotz, another Stake user has been identified using AI, a large number of his posts also appear AI generated on Copyleaks as well. Here are a few examples. Screenshot evidence can be found on the link below.

Screenshots

User: Legentbtc
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I will just ask the question why did it take so long? The user in question has negative tags since 2017 as a spammer, sig campaign abuser and account farmer - I wonder what he even did in any sig campaign? I don't doubt that there are more similar ones, it's just a question of how deep someone wants to dig to find them.

[igebotz]

I will just ask the question why did it take so long? The user in question has negative tags since 2017 as a spammer, sig campaign abuser and account farmer - I wonder what he even did in any sig campaign? I don't doubt that there are more similar ones, it's just a question of how deep someone wants to dig to find them.

Good question, That user was in the campaign long before I joined management. Lauda was out of DT for too long, and most of these tagged users became free again and were able to join campaigns. Lauda's tags became visible again a few months ago, and I can't explain how he went under the radar with the second red. The new rating team is exposing them, which is a great; but, these folks are using AI humaniser tools to make it tough for AI detector tools. My team and I had been watching that user for several weeks and wanted to make sure we got it correctly.

I asked Ultegra to help scan that user profile because he is quite good at it, and the results verified that I and the team were right all along. Appropriate decision will be taken as we always do.

[Maestro75]

The new rating team is exposing them, which is a great; but, these folks are using AI humaniser tools to make it tough for AI detector tools. My team and I had been watching that user for several weeks and wanted to make sure we got it correctly.

I asked Ultegra to help scan that user profile because he is quite good at it, and the results verified that I and the team were right all along. Appropriate decision will be taken as we always do.

Is using Ai and then finding a way to disguise the posts from looking like it is from an Ai not enough hardwork for those who do that? Why can they not keep to their own writing style instead of passing through all this Ai thing. Anyone who is lazy or lacks confidence to make their own posts and contributions from their brain should not be enrolled in a campaign. They do no deserve it.

[Alone055]

Is using Ai and then finding a way to disguise the posts from looking like it is from an Ai not enough hardwork for those who do that?

It is, but they still do it, and I'll tell you the probable reasons for that.

Why can they not keep to their own writing style instead of passing through all this Ai thing.

There are two very probable reasons why people use AI models to generate posts using AI and then use tools to humanize them.

1. They don't have the brain to think and come up with constructive points themselves, and they believe AI can do much better than them.

2. They are not very good at writing English, and they believe their posts would have more weight if they were in better English. They use AI to generate perfect posts.

Anyone who is lazy or lacks confidence to make their own posts and contributions from their brain should not be enrolled in a campaign. They do no deserve it.

They are not; even if they manage to get a slot somewhere, they are dropped when caught and reported doing this. I have reported campaign participants myself, who were then removed.

[Ultegra134]

Is using Ai and then finding a way to disguise the posts from looking like it is from an Ai not enough hardwork for those who do that? Why can they not keep to their own writing style instead of passing through all this Ai thing. Anyone who is lazy or lacks confidence to make their own posts and contributions from their brain should not be enrolled in a campaign. They do no deserve it.

It's not really that big of a hassle to have an AI app to write for you, you simply quote the post you want it to reply to and it automatically does it for you. A few additions here and there and you can adjust your reply to your preferences, then pass it to a humanizer and you're good to go. Do that for 5-6 posts throughout the day and you've reached your quota. On the other hand, you might be looking for quite a while to find a worthy post to reply to, I'm personally a little more picky, but AI almost automates this process.

[FinneysTrueVision]

This is another user who is making very minor changes to AI generated content to make it harder to detect.

icalical

I do agree that people do continue to spend in times of economic hardship, I have seen it myself, but spending patterns are changing. Consumer spending is slowing down because of a rise in costs, higher interest rates, and reduced savings. For instance, resumed student loan payments and increased credit card debt are putting additional pressure on finances, making many prioritize essential items over non-essentials. While the markets are not empty, this trend change indicates how important it is to adjust to these changes both by companies and for the individual.

Rather than "buying and selling," we need to keep in tune with what is currently prioritized by the consumers. It's better to look out for accessibly priced or necessary items/services which consumers actually need rather than general advice. In this way, resilience can be favored without negating the struggle that most people are going through.

Sapling.ai - Their modified post has a result of 33.7% Fake. When correcting a misplaced period and a comma, the result is 100% fake.
winston.ai - 0% human

While the global economy is facing serious difficulties, there is resilience. The inflation rate in advanced economies has started to retreat amidst tighter central bank policies and improvements in supply chains. Most of this progress has prevented the occurrence of a global recession, though risks-escalating conflicts in the Middle East that could disrupt supplies of oil and reignite inflation-remain. More recently, slower growth in China is dampening global trade and commodity markets, adding to uncertainty.

However, despite these considerations, the focus shall remain on implementable solutions. To this end, governments have to balance fiscal discipline with reforms that favor innovation and productivity and hence much-needed sustainable growth. Though the road ahead is tough, recent developments indicate that well-thought-of policy adjustments can stabilize not just economies but even spur growth in not-so-easy times.

winston.ai - 0% human
originality.ai - 57% likely AI on their modified post, 97% likely AI when removing a hyphen they added in.

Slawomir Mentzen's proposal for creating a Bitcoin reserve in Poland is intriguing, but it's way too early to refer to this as a major step toward global mass adoption. Indeed, El Salvador's Bitcoin experiment has brought partial success, such as lower inflation, 0.58% in 2024, and increased tourism, but only about 20% of Salvadorans are active users of the new currency. Most prefer the US dollar because of volatility and issues with the Chivo Wallet launch. This underlines the fact that national-level adoption does not always mean everyday use.

As far as I know from the news I read, in the US, Trump’s stance on Bitcoin not yet fixed, and any impact of his re-election on Bitcoin policies is still not really. While countries like the US and UK hold large amounts of Bitcoin, these reserves are mostly private or institutional, not government owned. Poland’s plans hinge on the upcoming election and public and regulatory support. Bitcoin’s growth is clear, but hurdles like public adoption and regulatory clarity make claims of global mass adoption premature.

This post also had some modifications such as removing and replacing words in the second paragraph, but even with these changes the detectors still gave a very high likelihood of being AI generated.

Sapling.ai - Fake: 99.3 %
originality.ai - 98% likely AI-generated

[icalical]

This is another user who is making very minor changes to AI generated content to make it harder to detect.

I don't know how to disprove this other than just providing screenshot from ZeroGPT, I am not subscribing to originality,



I do often ask AI for some topics but I don't just copy and paste, I rewrite and add some other info I found from google also verify the info gave by ChatGPT because as far as I know AI data is not realtime and sometimes outdated, I don't subscribe to ChatGPT or any other AI, and from what I know, AI won't write such phrase like 'In my Opinion' or 'As far as I know', but again, I don't know how to deny accusation, so feel free to decide.