AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[LoyceV]

How about Newbie Bernard295Clark Banned!, who's first post on the tech board is a generic shitpost?

Hi there! It's great to hear you've been running a DIY node for a couple of years. Parmanode does indeed look like a promising tool for simplifying the setup process. Since it's open source and has been reviewed by the community, it's generally considered safe to use. However, as with any software, it's always a good idea to review the code yourself or check for any security audits or reviews by trusted sources.

I was surprised to see the previous chatpot diarrhea shitposter actually got banned after I reported him here. But that took many posts, and the tech board turns to shit this way. I barely even report them anymore because it's so pointless. I'll try once more:

Code:

Generic AI plagiarism diarrhea. Please Nuke.

Update: he got Nuked That's encouraging

[igebotz]

How about Newbie Bernard295Clark, who's first post on the tech board is a generic shitpost?

Hi there! It's great to hear you've been running a DIY node for a couple of years. Parmanode does indeed look like a promising tool for simplifying the setup process. Since it's open source and has been reviewed by the community, it's generally considered safe to use. However, as with any software, it's always a good idea to review the code yourself or check for any security audits or reviews by trusted sources.

I was surprised to see the previous chatpot diarrhea shitposter actually got banned after I reported him here. But that took many posts, and the tech board turns to shit this way. I barely even report them anymore because it's so pointless. I'll try once more:

Code:

Generic AI plagiarism diarrhea. Please Nuke.

Gone! We're one less AI chatbot now. The only board I respect more is getting infected with AI chatbots too?

[ABCbits]

Can anyone check user DigitalDollars and hdtqisg this time?

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Gone! We're one less AI chatbot now. The only board I respect more is getting infected with AI chatbots too?

It's already infected since last year. Many user mentioned on Users who spread false/fake/unhelpful information on technical board probably use AI/chatbot.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Can anyone check user hdtqisg this time?

Let's ask the moderators to free the forum from this user who did not understand the rules of the community.
https://ninjastic.space/search?content=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Frooter2000bka

25. Ban evasion (using or creating accounts while one of your accounts is banned) is not allowed.[e]

mmo_online_1981 Autoban user

hdtqisg

Username and player ID number: Rooter2000bka/ 71576
[url]https://www.facebook.com/rooter2000bka[/url]
Thanks

@hdtqisg
 - https://www.facebook.com/rooter2000bka

Thanks your airdrop

https://ninjastic.space/post/32144170

[Mitchell]

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Relayed

[The Sceptical Chymist]

DediRock

He is tricky, it seems like he is deliberately posting very short replies to avoid detection. Although I have found few to establish that he is clearly an abuser. I am sure if some one will dig deeper there will be more AI garbage.

Hmm.  I clicked on one of his posts and found that he was on my ignore list for some reason (along with about 1/3 of the forum, so I forget what prompted me to dump him on there). 

I swear when I see a member who's registered within the last 3 years or so writing near-perfect English like DediRock appears to, there's something very wrong.  Newbies on the forum aren't necessarily illiterate, but the vast majority of them don't come from countries that have English as their first language--and when that's the case, there are always some peculiarities in the way they write.  So the cleaner the writing is, the more suspicious I get.

Visiting this thread sucks for me, because I know AI is going to be the downfall of the forum if detection tools can't keep up with AI advances and/or tools to elude the aforementioned detection tools.  Makes me want to rip my pubes out one by one.

[igebotz]

Can anyone check user DigitalDollars and hdtqisg this time?

--snip--

Gone! We're one less AI chatbot now. The only board I respect more is getting infected with AI chatbots too?

It's already infected since last year. Many user mentioned on Users who spread false/fake/unhelpful information on technical board probably use AI/chatbot.

I looked over and checked some of the defaulters, and I must admit that the mods were very kind in their actions (deleting) without nuking--not that I enjoy nuking users, but the apparent AI chatbots don't see the light everytime I come across one.

I swear when I see a member who's registered within the last 3 years or so writing near-perfect English like DediRock appears to, there's something very wrong.  Newbies on the forum aren't necessarily illiterate, but the vast majority of them don't come from countries that have English as their first language--and when that's the case, there are always some peculiarities in the way they write.  So the cleaner the writing is, the more suspicious I get.

Agreed! Speaking is easy, but writing is just too challenging; the forum helped some of us improve.

After birth If the parents are from different tribes - You learn your dad's local language first, then your mum's language before English. ( All these before 10) 

[LoyceV]

I must admit that the mods were very kind in their actions (deleting) without nuking

At least one Mod agrees It makes reporting them much more rewarding if they're banned. Reporting them is much more work than automated chatbot shitposting, so the punishment should be final.

not that I enjoy nuking users, but the apparent AI chatbots don't see the light everytime I come across one.

It's the only way to stop this bot problem. If they don't get banned, it only gets worse.

[lovesmayfamilis]

AJames
Forum newbie who came with AI texts. All 4 posts were created by AI.

Emotional control is paramount for profitability. Here's why and how:

Emotions = Bad Decisions: Fear, greed, and ego drive impulsive, irrational trades, leading to losses.

Trading is Probabilistic: Accept losses as part of the process. Don't let them trigger revenge trading.

Plan, Then Execute: Have a clear, rules-based strategy and stick to it. This minimizes emotional interference.

Risk Management is Your Shield: Predefined risk parameters (stop losses, position sizing) protect you from emotional swings.

Self-Awareness is Critical: Recognize when emotions are taking over, and take a break.

Focus on Process, Not Outcomes: Trading is a long game. Consistent discipline, not short-term wins, is key.

Bottom line: Your strategy must control your emotions; otherwise, your emotions will destroy your strategy. Master your psychology, master your trading.

Sapling.ai: 100% Fake
humanize.im:100%
Quilbot: 100% AI

Hey everyone,

It feels like the regulatory environment in the crypto space is shifting almost daily, doesn't it? We're seeing increased scrutiny from governments worldwide, new laws being proposed, and exchanges facing more and more hurdles.

This got me thinking: how are you adapting your trading strategies in response to this? Are you focusing more on decentralized exchanges? Are you shifting to less regulated assets? Are you building more robust risk management models? Or are you simply taking a 'wait-and-see' approach?

I'm curious to hear your experiences and what strategies you're exploring. This is something we all have to contend with, and I think that discussing how different people react will be beneficial for the entire community. Let's share our insights and navigate this changing landscape together.

What are your thoughts?

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake
humanize.im:100%
Quilbot: 100% AI

Hey everyone,

I've been spending some time lately diving into the world of Bitcoin sidechains, and I wanted to share some thoughts and hopefully spark a useful discussion. While the basic concept of sidechains—scaling Bitcoin while maintaining its core security—is relatively well-understood, there are many nuanced details that often get overlooked.

The original post does a great job outlining the general idea and some of the main projects, but I think it's important to go a little deeper and discuss some of the practical considerations and challenges.

One of the biggest hurdles, as was rightly pointed out, is the two-way peg. The "peg-in," where you burn BTC on the mainchain and receive a corresponding token on the sidechain, is relatively straightforward. However, the "peg-out" back to the mainchain is much more complex. It requires a way to ensure that the BTC is truly available, hasn't been double-spent, and that the sidechain token is legitimate.

Here are some thoughts on the different types of sidechains, building on the original post:

Drivechain: This approach is fascinating because it places the power of peg-ins and peg-outs in the hands of the miners. However, the need for new opcodes in Bitcoin Script creates a significant hurdle, as it would require broad community consensus and acceptance from the Bitcoin Core developers. It's also worth noting that this approach potentially creates an enormous power for those that can mine Bitcoin, and presents a significant centralization risk.

(Static) Federated Sidechains: While currently operational with projects like Rootstock and Liquid Network, I agree that these models introduce a level of centralization. A multi-sig federation, although often comprised of reputable entities, still presents a single point of failure. It's important to carefully consider the entities involved in these federations and to understand their motivations and history.

Dynamic Federations: The idea of using sidechain governance to manage the federation is promising. However, projects like Nomic, Stacks, and BEVM, each take different approaches and come with their own sets of trade-offs. Nomic's reliance on a partly premined token for PoS is something to consider, while Stacks still has to make its bridge fully operational, and BEVM has yet to prove itself in the long term.

Rollups: While widely used on Ethereum, I believe that the Bitcoin community needs to explore more fully the potential of rollups and to further study the trade-offs between optimistic and ZK rollups. These solutions can potentially enable more efficient scaling, but the technical implementations can be complex, and we should also focus on the different requirements when porting Ethereum technologies over to Bitcoin.

Extension Blocks: The idea of adding sidechain blocks to the mainchain header is intriguing, but the need for core protocol integration makes this approach rather less likely to be adopted in the near future. I’m curious about how the MimbleWimble extension blocks on Litecoin have been doing in the long run and what lessons we can learn from it.

A Few Key Takeaways and Questions:

Trust and Centralization: While the goal is to create a decentralized Bitcoin scaling solution, it's crucial to acknowledge the centralization risks that many sidechain designs introduce. How can we evaluate and mitigate these risks, and what should we, as users of these technologies, be looking for?

Security: Sidechains are only as secure as their weakest link. The pegging mechanism, the consensus protocol, and the governance structure are all potential vulnerabilities. What are the biggest security challenges for each of these methods, and how can we avoid them?

Adoption: Beyond the technical hurdles, what will it take to get broader adoption of Bitcoin sidechains? User experience, clear use cases, and education will be key.

I'm personally very interested in the research around ZK-Rollups and the different ways we can leverage them, as they could offer an ideal blend of scalability and security, but I believe that we must also understand all the potential drawbacks of all these systems, and to be realistic about their complexities.

What are your thoughts on these points? What do you consider to be the most promising path for Bitcoin sidechain development? And what are the most significant challenges that you feel need to be overcome?

Let's use this space to share our knowledge and help advance Bitcoin's scalability.

Thanks!"

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake
gptzero.me 89% AI
Quilbot: 75% AI

Hey everyone,

It's clear that for Bitcoin to truly achieve its potential and become a widely used form of global currency, scalability remains one of its biggest hurdles. While Layer-1 improvements like SegWit have helped, we all know that they only go so far. The transaction costs can still be high and the network can get clogged, especially during periods of high demand.

This got me thinking: what is the future of Bitcoin scaling beyond the core protocol? We need to go beyond the existing limitations. I'm keen to get a discussion going on what the community thinks will be the most important scaling solutions for the years to come.

I see a lot of discussion around Layer-2 solutions, and I'd like to share some thoughts, and maybe gain insights from others:

• The Lightning Network: It's been around for a while, but its adoption rate is still relatively slow. What do you think are the key barriers to its wider use? Is it the user experience, concerns about liquidity, or just a lack of awareness? What can be done to encourage adoption?
• Sidechains (e.g., Liquid Network): These offer different tradeoffs and greater flexibility. How do you see them contributing to the Bitcoin ecosystem, and what risks or advantages do they bring? How do you see their role in the scaling solution in the future?
• State Channels: While they may not get the same amount of attention as other Layer-2 solutions, they still present an interesting use case for specific applications. How do you see their integration in the future?
  

I'm also curious about other, less commonly discussed approaches, such as:

• Rollups: How do you think rollups may be applied to Bitcoin to improve throughput and lower costs?
• Sharding: Is sharding a concept worth considering for Bitcoin? What would the possible implications be for security and decentralization?
• Taproot and Future Protocol Upgrades How do you think they will affect the discussion on scalability, and how will they improve the efficiency of future transactions?

It seems that we have a lot of different options, all with their tradeoffs, advantages and challenges, that we need to discuss before we can move forward. I’m eager to learn from your experiences, your perspectives, and the insights that you have gathered by being an active member of this community.

What do you think are the most viable options to scale Bitcoin in the long term? And what obstacles should we be most aware of as this technology evolves? Let's have a meaningful discussion and shape the future of Bitcoin together!

Looking forward to reading your thoughts.

Thanks,

AJames

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: 99.9% Fake
gptzero.me 89% AI
Quilbot: 52% AI

[igebotz]

I must admit that the mods were very kind in their actions (deleting) without nuking

At least one Mod agrees It makes reporting them much more rewarding if they're banned. Reporting them is much more work than automated chatbot shitposting, so the punishment should be final.

not that I enjoy nuking users, but the apparent AI chatbots don't see the light everytime I come across one.

It's the only way to stop this bot problem. If they don't get banned, it only gets worse.

One G-Mod suggested adding a function that automatically detects AI posts and removes them as soon as they are posted; wouldn't this fix the problems and save us a lot of time?

There are currently no explicit rules surrounding AI usage; actions are at the discretion of each Mod. You already know my stance( I do my homework too.)

[Ultegra134]

One G-Mod suggested adding a function that automatically detects AI posts and removes them as soon as they are posted; wouldn't this fix the problems and save us a lot of time?

There are currently no explicit rules surrounding AI usage; actions are at the discretion of each Mod. You already know my stance( I do my homework too.)

Well, that sounds like a decent solution, but we should ask someone who's more knowledgeable, such as a website developer, how possible adding that feature is. If it is, how accurate will it be? We've all seen posts, especially those that are a little modified, that are detected by one scanner and not by another one, or showing a post that is 100% written by a human, detected as AI. It's important to address the possibilities of false positives, how they're going to be treated, and how accurate the whole project is going to be. The last thing we'd want is adding something that is going to be causing more issues than the AI spammers are already doing.

[babo]

ai spammer

dodimatto

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post #1
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5526387.msg64951707#msg64951707

Richiesta di feedback su un Sistema Diversificato di Reddito da Bitcoin

Ciao a tutti,

Sto lavorando su un progetto entusiasmante che mira a sfruttare Bitcoin e altre criptovalute per creare un sistema di reddito diversificato. L’obiettivo è bilanciare rischio e rendimento, offrendo ritorni mensili costanti (7-10%), adattandosi alle tendenze di mercato e alle regolamentazioni in evoluzione.

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Panoramica del Progetto

Concetto di Base:  
- Il sistema è costruito attorno a Bitcoin come asset fondamentale e integra altcoin, staking, yield farming e altri strumenti finanziari per diversificare e stabilizzare i flussi di reddito.

Risultati delle Performance:  
- Ritorni: 7–10% mensili costanti in 12 mesi di test.  
- Controllo della volatilità: il drawdown massimo è stato limitato al 12%.

Principali Sfide:  
1. Gestire la volatilità per garantire ritorni costanti.  
2. Navigare le regolamentazioni globali sulle criptovalute.  
3. Scalare il sistema per accogliere un numero maggiore di partecipanti mantenendo l’efficienza.

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Come Funziona

1. Approccio Bitcoin-Centrico:  
   - Bitcoin è l'asset principale per garantire stabilità e crescita.  

2. Diversificazione:  
   - Le altcoin, lo staking e il yield farming riducono i rischi e migliorano la stabilità dei flussi di reddito.  

3. Gestione del Rischio:  
   - Strategie di copertura, riserve in stablecoin e aggiustamenti dinamici del portafoglio proteggono dalle fluttuazioni di mercato.  

4. Strumenti Automatizzati:  
   - Algoritmi che monitorano e ottimizzano i portafogli in base alle condizioni di mercato.  

5. Mitigazione dei Calo del Prezzo di Bitcoin:  
   - I flussi di reddito diversificati e le riserve in stablecoin riducono l’esposizione.  
   - Il bilanciamento dinamico assicura che il sistema si adatti ai periodi di ribasso.  
   - Le fluttuazioni di prezzo offrono opportunità per accumulare più Bitcoin.

6. Meccanismo Simile a una Tesoreria (Futuro):  
   - Prevediamo di introdurre un sistema simile a una tesoreria, allocando circa il 20% degli asset in stablecoin e investimenti a basso rischio. Questo servirà come protezione contro i cali di mercato e garantirà liquidità durante le fluttuazioni.

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Sicurezza e Scalabilità

Sicurezza:  
- Wallet multi-firma, cold storage e audit regolari per garantire la protezione degli asset.  

Scalabilità:  
- Il sistema è modulare e può gestire facilmente un numero crescente di partecipanti.  

Flessibilità:  
- I partecipanti possono scegliere tra ritorni centrati su Bitcoin o output in valuta fiat.

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Roadmap

1. Fase 1: Test Pilota: I primi partecipanti vengono onboardati per perfezionare la meccanica del sistema.  
2. Fase 2: Espansione: Lancio pubblico della piattaforma e scalabilità per aumentare il numero di partecipanti.  
3. Fase 3: Adozione Globale: Partenariati con istituzioni e ingresso in nuovi mercati.

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Richiesta di Feedback

Mi piacerebbe conoscere le vostre opinioni su:  
- Strategie per ridurre ulteriormente la volatilità e ottimizzare i ritorni.  
- Strumenti o piattaforme che potrebbero migliorare la scalabilità e l’efficienza.  
- Esperienze simili o consigli basati su esperienze nel mondo delle criptovalute.

Questo è un progetto in fase di sviluppo, e il vostro feedback sarà fondamentale per perfezionarlo.

Non vedo l’ora di conoscere le vostre idee!

post #2
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5526387.msg64952693#msg64952693

Ciao pixel75,

Ho letto il post con interesse, e trovo che l'approccio al prestito DeFi sia davvero interessante. Il concetto di utilizzare la cripto come collaterale per generare una linea di credito stabile con rischio contenuto è un'idea molto valida.

Ti elenco qui i vantaggi del nostro sistema rispetto ai prestiti DeFi tradizionali:

Rendimenti mensili superiori: Generiamo rendimenti stabili ogni mese, piuttosto che dipendere dalle fluttuazioni giornaliere.
Diversificazione maggiore: Non ci limitiamo a un singolo tipo di asset o piattaforma, ma utilizziamo più strumenti per ottenere rendimenti costanti.
Opzione di accumulo Bitcoin: Questo approccio evita di esporre gli utenti alla volatilità a breve termine, mentre il sistema garantisce una crescita sostenibile nel lungo periodo.

Sono convinto che il nostro modello possa aggiungere un ulteriore strato di protezione contro la volatilità e contribuire a rendere i guadagni ancora più consistenti, specialmente per coloro che cercano una soluzione sicura ma redditizia.

post #3
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5526387.msg64953749#msg64953749

Il nostro sistema genera un ritorno mensile del 7-10% sfruttando una combinazione di Bitcoin, altcoin, staking, yield farming e algoritmi di trading automatizzati.

Bitcoin come Asset Fondamentale: Una parte significativa del nostro portafoglio è investita in Bitcoin, che consideriamo un asset stabile e con un alto potenziale di crescita nel lungo periodo. Bitcoin è il nostro "collo di bottiglia" che consente di limitare il rischio complessivo.

Diversificazione con Altcoin: Investiamo in altcoin selezionate che hanno un buon potenziale di crescita, cercando di ridurre il rischio attraverso la diversificazione. In questo modo, non siamo dipendenti da un singolo asset e possiamo sfruttare le opportunità di crescita che altcoin stabili o emergenti potrebbero offrire.

Staking e Yield Farming: Utilizziamo piattaforme di finanza decentralizzata (DeFi) per partecipare a operazioni di staking e yield farming. In queste operazioni, mettiamo a disposizione alcune criptovalute per guadagnare interessi e ricompense. Questo ci consente di ottenere rendimenti passivi, spesso più elevati rispetto ai tassi bancari tradizionali. Le piattaforme DeFi offrono rendimenti variabili in base al rischio e alla domanda del mercato.

Strumenti Automatizzati: Il sistema si avvale di algoritmi automatizzati che monitorano costantemente il mercato. Questi algoritmi ribilanciano dinamicamente il portafoglio in base alle condizioni di mercato per ottimizzare i ritorni e ridurre il rischio. In pratica, gli algoritmi possono decidere di trasferire fondi tra Bitcoin, altcoin, e risorse di DeFi per cogliere le migliori opportunità di rendimento.

Il nostro approccio è costruito per essere flessibile e resiliente: gestiamo il rischio diversificando su più asset, mentre sfruttiamo le opportunità di crescita in un mercato volatile come quello delle criptovalute.

other thread written with ai
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5526914.msg64968483#msg64968483 GPTZERO 100% AI

[lovesmayfamilis]

Another newbie who occasionally uses AI tools.
Yeesha

Congratulations.
You can't compare Bitcointalk Forum to social media platforms in any way. The primary difference lies in the nature of information shared. Social media platforms allow users to share unverified information, whether positive, negative, meaningful, or useless, without anyone challenging them.
But bitcointalk Forum focuses on verified information, fostering a community driven discussion. Members share informative and scientifically backed insights, ensuring that all participants understand the topic at hand. Strict rules govern the forum, and users are encouraged to challenge and correct inaccurate posts.

The forum maintains organized threads, keeping discussions relevant and on topic. This. approach promotes meaningful conversations and prevents misinformation from spreading. Unlike social media, Bitcoin Talk Forum prioritizes accuracy, accountability, and informed discussion.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake
humanize.im:100%
Quilbot: 100% AI

As human beings, we must acknowledge that our lives are subject to a higher power, and our destinies are predetermined. We can't choose to be rich or poor, as our paths are already laid out. Destiny is not a competition, and what's meant to be will inevitably come to pass. When opportunities arise, and we miss them, it's essential to remain calm and not get frustrated. This is because every opportunity is tailored to a specific individual, and if we miss one, it simply means it wasn't meant for us.

In life, no one aspires to fail or be poor. Everyone desires success, but it's crucial to understand that success can't be forced or manufactured. Instead, we must cultivate patience, work diligently, and remain dedicated to our goals and desires. Confidence in ourselves, our capabilities, and our skills is vital. To achieve success, we must embody certain qualities, including commitment, discipline, seriousness, honesty, selflessness, and contentment. Hard work is essential, and its rewards, no matter how small, are undeniable. By being creative, smart, and resilient, we can overcome the difficulties, challenges, and obstacles that inevitably arise.

Self-motivation is also critical. We must motivate ourselves to push beyond our limits, even when faced with adversity. By adopting this mindset, we'll be better equipped to navigate life's twists and turns, capitalize on new opportunities, and ultimately fulfill our ambitions. Most importantly, our worth and value are determined by our efforts, perseverance, and determination. By staying true to ourselves, working hard, and remaining committed to our goals, we'll be able to unlock our full potential and achieve the success we desire.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake
humanize.im:100%
Quilbot: 100% AI

Becoming wealthy is a universal aspiration. It's a common saying that everyone wants to be rich and no one wants to be poor. However, turning this desire into reality is often a daunting task. Having a strong mentality and a clear vision for success is essential, but it's not always enough. Many individuals exert tremendous effort, dedication, and hard work to achieve their goals and fulfill their dreams. Nevertheless, life has its unpredictable twists and turns, and sometimes, despite our best endeavors, things don't go as planned.

If we had the power to effortlessly fulfill our desires and goals, aside from relying on hard work and dedication, it's likely that no one would choose to be poor. The reality is that we all have unique career paths, opportunities, wishes, goals, and desires. Yet, our underlying objective remains the same: to attain success and wealth. This fundamental drive is a unifying force, transcending our differences and inspiring us to strive for a better life. While the journey to wealth and success can be arduous and unpredictable, it's the collective aspiration that fuels our determination and motivates us to keep pushing forward.

This transformative process involves embracing challenges as opportunities for growth, learning from failures, and using those experiences to refine your approach. It demands a willingness to evolve, innovate, and stay ahead of the curve, even in the face of uncertainty. By adopting a growth mindset, you'll be better equipped to navigate life's twists and turns, capitalize on new opportunities, and turn your aspirations into tangible reality.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake
humanize.im:100%
Quilbot: 100% AI

[Ultegra134]

A Hero member, wearing a GingerWallet signature, even though he was never accepted, woke up recently after years of inactivity and started posting AI gibberish all around the forum. It's likely a bought account, who was told that entering a signature campaign is that simple. Most of these posts were made with just a few minutes difference from each other. User tagged and posts reported.

User: FaucetRank.com

Post 1.

Be cautious with random exchanges. Ongoing withdrawal issues since March are definitely a warning sign. Even if the support is decent, the inability to access your funds or cancel transactions is troubling. It might be wise to switch to a reputable exchange that is well-regulated. I trade on Binance because it's world's top reputed exchange with high liquidity. If you wish you can join under my referral link https://www.binance.info/activity/referral-entry/CPA?ref=CPA_00KT77PYRJ or you can directly open Bianace.com

Half of the post is AI generated, but it's too short for Copyleaks, he also used a referral link.
Sapling.ai: 75% Fake
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated

Post 2.

I appreciate the offer, but forum users have to be careful. Selling a wallet.dat file without the password is quite risky and could potentially be a scam. How can you demonstrate that the bitcoins are actually in that wallet? And if you're confident about its contents, why are you selling it for so much less than its current value? Additionally, meeting in person for such transactions can be dangerous. I recommend exploring more secure and verifiable methods if you're genuinely interested in selling.

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

Post 3.

That's an incredible return! It highlights the potential for both volatility and significant gains in the crypto market, but it also underscores the high level of risk involved. Always make sure to do your research before jumping into these kinds of investments. While stories like this are uncommon, they can certainly occur. Just keep in mind that with great rewards come great risks.

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

Post 4.

Bitcoin is important because it was the first cryptocurrency, providing financial independence and protection against inflation. In my case, I initially purchased some out of curiosity, and I was amazed to watch its value increase significantly. This experience taught me the importance of patience and faith in technological advancements. It's more than just currency; it's part of a larger shift towards decentralized finance.

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

[LoyceV]

One G-Mod suggested adding a function that automatically detects AI posts and removes them as soon as they are posted; wouldn't this fix the problems and save us a lot of time?

What about false positives? It reminds me of this case: [Resolved] Why was SupItsJTTV banned?
I'd like to see a harder but manual ban hammer on "AI" chatbot diarrhea.

There are currently no explicit rules surrounding AI usage

It fits the definition of plagiarism:

33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.

[igebotz]

One G-Mod suggested adding a function that automatically detects AI posts and removes them as soon as they are posted; wouldn't this fix the problems and save us a lot of time?

What about false positives? It reminds me of this case: [Resolved] Why was SupItsJTTV banned?
I'd like to see a harder but manual ban hammer on "AI" chatbot diarrhea.

Good reason auto ban bot isn't going to work, maybe a bold red waiting message against AI content before submitting a post would create more awareness especially for newbies.

There are currently no explicit rules surrounding AI usage

It fits the definition of plagiarism:

33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.

Same suggestion raised by the same G-Mod (mentioned above) since 2023 but no decision from the admin yet- the argument is these AI detector tools can't be trusted

[Ultegra134]

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My main concern isn't to attempt to tackle AI usage through an automated process that's completely hypothetical at this point, but that there are users that remain unpunished. I can name at least one user, who is also in a signature campaign, and multiple others not necessarily in campaigns that remain unpunished. It's just their reported posts that are being deleted. I don't know why this is happening; it should be a lot stricter with older members that are familiar with the forum and have found the comfort of AI to ease themselves.

[Ultegra134]

Okay, I believe I've hit the jackpot today. This is a second high ranked member I'm reporting, along with a newbie, who signed up and his first post was AI written. The user "minersday" isn't in a signature campaign, but he has attempted to join in the past. He's posting gibberish in the technical section is a major foul. I'm tagging him and reporting his posts. The account seems to have gone through several periods of inactivity, thus, it's extremely possible that it has changed severala hands over the past few years.

User: minersday

Post 1.

The Bitcoin Core development process does not require a specific percentage of core developers to approve a proposal before it is merged. Instead, it relies on achieving consensus among key developers and the broader community. The decision-making process is collaborative and flexible, with lead developers and maintainers playing a significant role in determining which proposals are accepted and integrated into the codebase.

Yes, it is possible for a BIP to be merged into the Bitcoin Core repository but not included in an upcoming release. This can occur for various reasons, such as the need for further testing, dependencies on other changes, or prioritization of features. Additionally, some features may be merged as experimental code and not enabled by default in a release, allowing for testing without immediate impact on regular users.

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

Post 2.

While it's understandable to feel like you've missed out, the reality is that the Bitcoin market is still evolving, and there are still opportunities for those who are willing to learn and invest wisely. The most important thing is to start with what you can afford, do your research, and have a clear strategy.

If you're still unsure, you could start by investing a small amount and see how it goes. Many people find that once they start learning more about Bitcoin, they become more confident in their investment decisions.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated
Another user (newbie) also seems to have signed up and used AI for their first ever post.

User: KjellBlocks

Post 1.

You could consider starting with dollar-cost averaging (DCA) instead of trying to time the market. This means buying small amounts regularly, regardless of the price, so you dont risk to time the market. Bitcoin price can be unpredictable, and even if it dips, it usually recovers over time. Many long-term holders swear by DCA because it smooths out the highs and lows.

Since you're thinking long-term and already planning for a cold wallet, you're on the right track. Just stay consistent, use trusted platforms and keep your private keys safe.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Sapling.ai: Fake 80%
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated

[igebotz]

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My main concern isn't to attempt to tackle AI usage through an automated process that's completely hypothetical at this point, but that there are users that remain unpunished. I can name at least one user, who is also in a signature campaign, and multiple others not necessarily in campaigns that remain unpunished. It's just their reported posts that are being deleted. I don't know why this is happening; it should be a lot stricter with older members that are familiar with the forum and have found the comfort of AI to ease themselves.

High rank users: posts deleted > warning PM sent > Tempban> Parmaban ( rare cases)

Have you tried sending the campaign manager a PM or tag to the report? All Stake.com AI chatbots were removed recently.

[nutildah]

Same suggestion raised by the same G-Mod (mentioned above) since 2023 but no decision from the admin yet- the argument is these AI detector tools can't be trusted

Individually by themselves, its true, any detector can produce a false positive or even a false negative. That's why at least 2 detectors should be used when generating such reports (ideally 3 detectors should be used, especially when it comes to cases where its not incredibly obvious that the poster is using AI). Ultimately, it comes down to whether a post is considered "spam" by a moderator by not -- it is a much easier conclusion to draw than "plagiarism" when any doubts are involved.

There are some instances where there is zero doubt, and you don't even need an AI detector:

I understand your concerns regarding the Pi coin and other projects that offer free mining or airdrops. It is important to understand that I do not have access to specific information about the Pi project or its plans for the future, as my learning base is limited to information until September 2021.

It is accurate to say that Daniel Ricciardo currently competes for McLaren and not AlphaTauri. For the 2021 and 2022 seasons, Ricciardo is under contract with McLaren as of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021. Future changes to a driver's team are speculative and subject to a variety of conditions, including team decisions and contractual commitments. Which team Ricciardo will eventually join is hard to foresee.