AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[igebotz]

So his life changed because of something he barely knows anything about. Right.

The forum encourages diverse perspectives and biases, and there is no set universal law for investment strategies.

The only difference from other social media platforms is that extremely misleading topics will be removed. I had a few members on my gnored list, but I realised that it wasn't benefiting the forum, just myself, so I had to delete it and start reporting them. Everyone see things differently and that's fine too. 

[memehunter]

@LoyceV, You can not expect everybody to strive for gold standards of postings ( objectivity, particularity etc.).
My last post in which I have given him clean chit was specifically regarding AI usage since you suspected that it doesn't sound human. I encouraged him though for taking extra efforts to carefully craft his responses recently.
You have a very long experience of posting here and I bet, if you want, you can criticize almost 99.9% of members here on the matter of content.
I can also bet on the fact that almost all of us started here and made mistakes regarding content.
l

[JayJuanGee]

@LoyceV, You can not expect everybody to strive for gold standards of postings ( objectivity, particularity etc.).
My last post in which I have given him clean chit was specifically regarding AI usage since you suspected that it doesn't sound human. I encouraged him though for taking extra efforts to carefully craft his responses recently.
You have a very long experience of posting here and I bet, if you want, you can criticize almost 99.9% of members here on the matter of content.
I can also bet on the fact that almost all of us started here and made mistakes regarding content.  l

There are quite a few members who speak in gibberish, gobble-dee gook and even throw in a lot of buzz words to make it seem that they know what they are talking about, yet it can sometimes be difficult to determine if their posts are being written by AI or with AI assistance or they are coming up with their nonsensical inconsistencies within their own talents.

Of course, the learning process is going to include figuring out that you did not know what you might have earlier thought that you knew, so surely it seems that many of us need to try to give some of the newer members leeway to work through their learning about some of the areas that some of us might consider to be "basics," easy and straight-forward topics or even "common sense."  

Sometimes it can be annoying to read posts of newbies lecturing on a topic in which it seems relatively clear that they don't really know the topic and/or their ways of expressing themselves border on the annoying, and it might seem that they would be better off to post aspects of their own experiences and perhaps ask a few questions rather than lecturing the participants of the thread.. yet even after being confronted about their style, some of the annoying newbie members will figure out some better ways of balancing their forum participation so that others might not be as annoyed with them and that other members might be able to learn from them (perhaps in a less lecturing kinds of ways).

I know that I can also get into a lecturing mode, even when I had not intended to get into such a lecturing mode, so surely sometimes the repetition of our exposure to topics can contribute towards our own callousness in regards to how we perceive some of the newer members to be expressing their views and/or their experiences about any given topic.. to the extent that some of the newer members are even able to stay somewhat within the topic of the thread with their posts.

[Dark.Look]

User: Trêvoid

Welcome to my thread, today I would like to talk about cryptocurrency mixers, while its designed to enhance privacy, it present two significant challenges that i want to share with all beginners.

Beginners might say how?

So, the first issue is the origin of the funds you receive. When you use a mixer, you're essentially exchanging your cryptocurrency for coins from an anonymous pool. This pool may contain funds obtained through illicit activities, such as dr^g trafficking or w*apons sales. As a result, you could unknowingly receive "dirty" cryptocurrency that's associated with criminal activities, potentially exposing you to legal and financial risks.

The second problem can be potential compromise of user privacy. Many mixing services may be:

Honeypots: Some mixers could be deliberately set up by law enforcement or malicious actors to gather information about users.

Vulnerable to Coercion Even if a mixer starts as a legitimate service, it may be compelled by authorities to share user data or modify its operations to facilitate surveillance.

When you use a mixer, you typically provide information about your cryptocurrency wallets. This data could be used to trace your transactions and potentially identify you, undermining the very privacy you sought to protect.

So, as I beginner what should I do?

Finding an adequate solution to these issues is challenging. Using multiple mixing services might seem like a way to mitigate risks, but it comes with drawbacks:

- Each service typically charges a fee of 1-3 or 5%, which can accumulate quickly.
- Using multiple mixers doesn't guarantee enhanced privacy, as each service could potentially be compromised.
- The more services you use, the greater the chance of encountering a honeypot or compromised mixer.

In conclusion, while mixers aim to provide transaction privacy, they introduce new risks related to fund origins and potential privacy breaches.

New users (beginners) must be carefully with these risks against the benefits of increased anonymity in cryptocurrency transactions.

I hope it helps to all beginners.


-Trêvoid

Sapling: 100%
GPTZero: 84%
Undetectable: 99%
Original: 100%
Copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found

Here’s yet another response from the scammer exchange ChangeNOW. Isn’t it amusing? After seven months of fulfilling their endless requests, they’re now telling to contact local government authorities.


Note: The wallet mentioned in the image is already disabled and cannot receive or send any cryptocurrency. If someone attempts to send funds to this wallet, the transaction will become stuck in a frozen state. After completing KYC verification, the only available action is to return the funds to their original sender—no other transactions or transfers are permitted.

I will continue to update this thread regularly to expose how ChangeNOW scams users by withholding funds and creating additional obstacles instead of resolving issues, seemingly aiming to frustrate users into giving up.

Sapling: 100%
GPTZero: 100%
Undetectable: 99%
Originality: 100%
Copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found

The issue at hand is that despite my friend completing the KYC process on both exchanges, they are still being asked to provide additional information and redo the KYC process with numerous other documents.

This feels like an endless cycle of requests from ChangeNow.io. Before receiving the funds back, the exchanges were very friendly and agreed to accept the refund to their address. However, once they received the money, their attitude changed dramatically. They became excessively demanding, requesting an overwhelming amount of information.

What's most frustrating is that even after successfully completing the KYC process, they are still not processing the payment.

Sapling: 100%
GPTZero: 100%
Undetectable: 99%
Originality: 100%
Copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found

[memehunter]

User: mayordaisy

Yo, I need some honest opinions here because I’m lowkey losing sleep over this. I came across this thing promising up to 500% APR and now I can’t tell if I’m about to hit gold or get rugged so hard I’ll be explaining it to my grandkids.

It’s one of those “limited slot” deals, and you know how that goes either you get in early and laugh your way to the bank, or you end up watching the early birds cash out while you’re left holding the bag. I’ve seen this story before. But something about this one feels… different? Or maybe I’m just overthinking because the numbers look too wild to ignore.

I haven’t jumped in yet, but it’s sitting there, staring at me like it knows I’m about to fold. I need real talk here, If you’ve been in the trenches long enough, you know what I’m talking about. So, what’s the play? Sit tight or take the leap?

Copyleaks: 100%
GPTzero: 100%
Stealth writer :100%

Been seeing Four floating around lately, but I gotta be honest, I still don’t get what this is actually supposed to be. Meme? GameFi? DeFi? A BNX rebrand trying to stay relevant? Feels like it’s trying to be everything at once, and I don’t know if that’s a good thing or just a desperate move.

I get the whole “fair launch meme ecosystem” angle, but let’s be real, does that even mean anything? Memes pump because they catch fire, not because they have some structured roadmap. Meanwhile, GameFi and DeFi projects actually need a reason for people to hold, and I’m not seeing what makes $FORM stand out from any of the other things launching every week.

Not saying it’s bad, just trying to figure out why. Just wondering what’s the actual catalyst for $FORM? What’s your take? hidden gem or just another “wait for exit liquidity” type of project?

Copyleaks: 100%
GPTzero: 100%
Stealth writer :100%

So, I was in a group chat the other day, and someone casually dropped $REDSTONE into the convo. At first, I thought they were talking about some random in-game currency (because let’s be real, half these token names sound like they came straight out of RuneScape). But nah, turns out it’s an oracle project that’s apparently doing things differently.

Now I usually don’t pay much attention to oracle plays, too many of them just copy-paste the same model. But RedStone keeps coming up, Modular architecture, cross-chain compatibility, feeds for stuff beyond just crypto prices (LRT, BTCFi, RWA). And they’re using Arweave for historical data tracking, which is kinda wild. Supposedly, they haven’t had any mispricing incidents, which, if true, is actually impressive.

I saw somewhere that the total supply is 280M on ETH, but what’s the actual play here? Would love to hear from people who’ve been tracking this longer than I have.

Copyleaks: 100%
GPTzero: 100%
Stealth writer :66.67%

[Dark.Look]

User: Pokapoka124
A Hero Member from Stake signature campaign using AI content generators. It was not surprising when I saw newbies do this, but I'm wondering why an old member like this one is using his AI content generators.

Inter Milan has shown great resilience in time past, as evidenced by their run to the 2023 UEFA Champions League final, where they narrowly lost to Manchester City. Similarly, Bayern Munich have consistently proven their strength and resilience, making them one of Europe's  top contenders. On paper, Bayern Munich appears to be the favourite but I think this match could go either way as both teams will be eager to secure a win.

copyleaks: AI Content Found
gptzero: 100%
undetectable: 99%
sapling: 98.1%

I think it’s good that Galatasaray are actively working on upgrading its squad and increasing its competitiveness. Signing De Cuyper will not be easy, Galatasaray might face strong competition for his signature. Galatasaray's interest in Xhaka is notable, though given his age, I think this transfer may not be the smartest move for both parties, especially since he could opt for the Saudi Pro League where he could play in a less competitive environment and still collect high salary wage.

originality: 100%
undetectable: 99%
sapling: 100%

I don't understand why Manchester United made such a poor decision to entrust the club's affairs to the wrong set of people. While you believe Alex Ferguson might have played a role, I don't entirely agree. A retiring coach making suggestions for his replacement doesn't mean the club should have blindly followed his advice.

The club needed proper restructuring and with Ruben Amorim as head coach, Jason Wilcox as sporting director,  and Christopher Vivell as director of recruitment, there may be positive changes and smarter signing of quality players that will align with Ruben Amorim's vision, making the club competitive again.

originality: 100%
undetectable: 99%
sapling: 100%

His lack of discipline and self control will cost him greatly. Though Cunha is a talented attacker, he needs to control his temper to avoid unnecessary bookings and disruption to his performance. Emotional outbursts can lead to costly mistakes, reducing team morale, and even suspension which could negatively impact both his career and his team's success.

gptzero:79%
undetectable: 99%
sapling: 100%

The race for the La Liga title is set to be intense,with Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid all closely competing for a top spot. As the season progresses, each team will be looking to capitalize on any slip-ups from their rivals. Real Madrid with their strong quad and depth and experience, will aim to maintain consistency, while Barcelona continues to thrive under their current management. It will be fascinating to see who will lift the La Liga trophy this season.

sapling: 100%
quillbot: 100%
undetectable: 99%
gptzero: 100%


I could even find more posts from this user.

[Ultegra134]

This user has a handful of short replies which all look AI Generated just by looking at them, unfortunately, not all detectors work with such a small amount of text, but there are work-arounds for that. I've tried using the longest ones, as GPTZero has a minimum of 250 characters.

User: DediRock

Post 1.

Everyone has their own reason for getting into Bitcoin. Some were introduced by friends or family, while others saw its long-term potential. It’s always interesting to hear different perspectives—what convinced you to start your Bitcoin journey?

GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Undetectable.ai: 99% AI
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

Post 2.

Hi! Running your own node on Bisq enhances security and privacy, but it’s not necessary for small transactions like $40. It’s more beneficial if you trade frequently and want more control over your transactions. Are you planning to trade regularly?

GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Undetectable.ai: 99% AI
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

Post 3.

There’s still uncertainty around FTX repayments, and media silence doesn’t help. Best bet? Keep an eye on legal updates and official announcements. If payouts happen, they could impact market liquidity significantly.

GPTZero: Too short
Undetectable.ai: 99% AI
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

Post 4.

Futures trading has evolved beyond just BTC and ETH. Success now comes from adapting to trends, choosing platforms that offer strong liquidity, early access to promising tokens, and reliable execution. Rankings help, but smart traders look for real value.

GPTZero: 84% AI Generated
Undetectable.ai: 99% AI
Sapling.ai: 94% Fake

Post 5.

Indeed! A crypto savings option could help traders earn interest while protecting assets from volatility. If such features existed earlier, many, including you, might have preserved profits. Exchanges should adopt sustainable savings options to support traders in all market conditions.

GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Undetectable.ai: 1% AI
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

[nutildah]

User: Pokapoka124
A Hero Member from Stake signature campaign using AI content generators. It was not surprising when I saw newbies do this, but I'm wondering why an old member like this one is using his AI content generators.

I noticed that one of these posts was deleted while the rest weren't. It appears they are using one of the AI-refinement tools as opposed to just leaving it up to AI to generate the entire post. While its still a bad habit, its not as bad as flat-out AI-generating every post. Looking at this user's most recent posts, its apparent something is definitely up:

Football, not just in England but globally is becoming increasingly difficult to predict. Looking at the teams in the quarter finals of the FA Cup competition, I think it is highly unlikely that Bournemouth will cause an upset against City. While Manchester City has been inconsistent this season, Pep Guardiola will undoubtedly view this competition as a crucial opportunity to secure silverware after what has been a challenging campaign.

Sapling: 99.9% Fake
Copyleaks: 0% AI Generated
GPTZero: 32% AI Generated
Zerogpt: 67.98% AI GPT
Undetectable: 99% likely AI

These results suggest they are using AI for refinement instead of rote generation. The problem is the bar for what passes as "not spam" is so low in these sections, the posts are unlikely to be deleted even if the use of AI is clearly present.

[Ultegra134]

I noticed that one of these posts was deleted while the rest weren't. It appears they are using one of the AI-refinement tools as opposed to just leaving it up to AI to generate the entire post. While its still a bad habit, its not as bad as flat-out AI-generating every post. Looking at this user's most recent posts, its apparent something is definitely up:

Sapling: 99.9% Fake
Copyleaks: 0% AI Generated
GPTZero: 32% AI Generated
Zerogpt: 67.98% AI GPT
Undetectable: 99% likely AI

These results suggest they are using AI for refinement instead of rote generation. The problem is the bar for what passes as "not spam" is so low in these sections, the posts are unlikely to be deleted even if the use of AI is clearly present.

I agree, I also checked a few of these posts and I was receiving mixed results from AI scanners, which is why I couldn't come up with an accurate result. Your claim is what makes the most sense in this scenario, I haven't used Grammarly, but Quilbot has advanced quite a lot and has integrated several AI tools in their grammar check tool. Some of them include to improve your text, to completely re-write it or even continue writing by itself. Whatever it is, it's one thing to correct a few grammar mistakes and another thing to have it completely modify your text.

[Ultegra134]

Some more AI spammers caught, newer accounts which have just started out, or spammers promoting their shit tokens. One of them is a member though, and has been tagged, while all posts have been reported.

User: Kian Reddick

Post 1.

In 2025, the crypto calendar will play an even more critical role in helping users stay ahead of the curve. With the ever-evolving nature of the cryptocurrency space, staying informed about key events can make all the difference. From major blockchain upgrades to the launch of innovative projects, the https://cryptocalendar.ai/ will provide a comprehensive overview of all essential happenings. Whether you're a trader trying to predict market trends, an investor looking to align with promising projects, or a developer aiming to stay updated with protocol changes, this tool is your go-to guide for all things crypto. With real-time updates, personalized notifications, and detailed event breakdowns, the crypto calendar will help you make informed decisions and stay on top of the fast-paced crypto world.

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

Post 2.

I want to add about the new product for 2025 — the crypto calendar. It’s a tool that helps track the most important events in the world of cryptocurrencies. In 2025, the https://cryptocalendar.ai/ will become even more useful, providing accurate information about upcoming events such as forks, protocol updates, ICOs, major partnerships, and other significant moments. Users will be able to easily track important dates, set up notifications, and stay updated on all market changes. This tool is essential for traders, investors, and developers, as it allows them to plan their actions carefully and never miss crucial events.

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

Post 1.

I've looked into ZENMEV as well, and personally, I found their approach really impressive. The idea of capturing MEV profits and distributing them directly to stakers through AI-driven automation feels like a significant innovation in the staking space.

What stood out to me most was how user-friendly and secure the platform is. You don't need deep technical knowledge of MEV or run your own validator—ZENMEV handles everything behind the scenes, making passive income more accessible and efficient.

Given their recent successful fundraising and the solid security audits of their smart contracts, I genuinely believe their model has strong potential for sustainable growth.

Definitely worth exploring for anyone interested in maximizing their crypto yields!

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

Post 1.

Both online and live poker can be profitable,but they have different advantages. Online poker offers more hands per hour, lower rake,and access to softer games if you table-select wisely.
The ability to multi-table also increases win potential for skilled players.However,it’s more competitive,with stronger players and tracking software making edges slimmer. Live poker,on the other hand,tends to have softer games,since many casual players are just there for fun, but the hands per hour are much lower, and the costs (like tipping and travel) can eat into profits.

For me, when I was learning through the 74 rules of Poker Course, I realized that online Poker is better for volume and refining strategy, while live poker often provides easier opponents. It really comes down to personal style-some players thrive on the fast pace of online games, while others do better reading opponents in person. If you can master both,you can maximize your profits in any setting.

Undetectable.ai: 99% AI
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated
Sapling.ai: 100% Fake

Post 2. (Only the last sentence is likely human written)

Donald Trump’s approach to investing in cryptocurrencies is skeptical,to say the least. He has expressed concerns over their volatility, regulatory compliance, and potential use in illegal activities. In 2019, Trump tweeted that he’s “not a fan of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies”, citing their lack of stability and potential for illicit use.

While Trump’s administration has seen significant development in the cryptocurrency space, including increased regulatory scrutiny, his personal stance on Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies remains critical.
It’s worth noting,however, that Trump’s view on cryptocurrency have evolved over time, and he has expressed support to blockchain innovation.

In terms of investing, Trump’s approach is more focused on traditional assets, and he hasn’t publicly disclosed any significant investments in cryptocurrencies. However, his administration’s policies and statements have had an impact on the cryptocurrency market, with some analysts suggesting that his support for blockchain innovation could have a positive effect on the market.

Abeg ma country people,make ahw know ur own part of story 4 diz Trump matter,cos me sef still geh hope.

Undetectable.ai: 99% AI
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated
Sapling.ai: 86% Fake

Post 3. The post is flagged for possible paraphrasing (humanizer) in GPTZero, which makes sense due to some punctuation errors commonly found on AI Humanizers)

In the fight against 2025 inflation, consider investments known to outrun inflation such as stocks in relatively inelastic industries (i.e Energy, real estate) or inflation-indexed bonds. Hedge against currency devaluation by diversifying across real estate and various commodities such as Gold.

Make paying down high interest debt a priority to avoid rising costs.Side hustles or upskilling to cover cost.Maintain emergency savings in high-yield accounts to mitigate the way inflation eats away at the value of cash.Cut out non-essentials, lock in fixed rates(on loans or utilities),that sort of thing to adjust spending habits.Be nimble-constantly evaluate and refine approaches as the economic landscape evolves positioning for sustained viability despite near-term price increase.

Undetectable.ai: 99% AI
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated
Sapling.ai: 0.2% Fake

[Dark.Look]

User: max vitkovski

I’m not sure if adoption "doesn’t matter" in the grand scheme of things, but it certainly doesn’t seem to be as straightforward as we might have hoped. Bitcoin could end up more as a store of value or a speculative asset, with limited practical application for daily transactions, especially in places where traditional financial infrastructure already works well enough.

Ultimately, the broader question may be whether Bitcoin’s value proposition as a store of value or hedge against inflation outweighs the issues it faces in terms of practical adoption for everyday transactions. Perhaps, for Bitcoin to truly fulfill its original vision, it needs to tackle its scalability issues, improve usability for everyday consumers, and address the environmental impact — but those are big hurdles to clear.

copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found
originality: 100%
quillbot: 100%
stealthwriter: 100%
undetectable: 99%
gptzero: 84%

That sounds like an absolutely epic way to grab attention! A Cybertruck with Doge decals for a Starlink demo? That’s a perfect mix of futuristic tech and internet culture! 🚀🐕 It’s a bold, fun move that definitely makes you stop and think, “Wait, is this real?” Definitely a great way to make a statement and keep things exciting! 😄

undetectable: 99%
stealthwriter: 100%
gptzero: 100%
Not enough word for other tools

I agree, I also checked a few of these posts and I was receiving mixed results from AI scanners, which is why I couldn't come up with an accurate result. Your claim is what makes the most sense in this scenario, I haven't used Grammarly, but Quilbot has advanced quite a lot and has integrated several AI tools in their grammar check tool. Some of them include to improve your text, to completely re-write it or even continue writing by itself. Whatever it is, it's one thing to correct a few grammar mistakes and another thing to have it completely modify your text.

My attention was also drawn to the user's Outhue posts. A lot of detectors show that his posts were created using AI. However, I can't say that all give the same result. Check several of his posts. Is it worth sending reports to moderators when the results are quite controversial? Maybe we should ask these users here and find out the history of how their posts began to show the use of AI. Especially since many, after the accusation, shout that they are as clean as a drop of dew.

I'm not sure yet, but as far as I know, the AI detectors usually compare text you give them with the AI-generated texts they have, and if your text is similar to these texts, they will give the result with a % of confidence.
Now, it's normal to see some AI detector tools not detect the AI-generated text (even if they are famous). That's because they don't have enough data for it while other tools have it.
I'm not an expert in AI, but I'm sure more data means more power.

Q: So far, I think CopyLeaks is best tool I saw (never made a mistake so far), but whenever I use this tool after checking some texts, it will ask me to pay for it.  

Writing PM is a bad idea. Next time, you risk getting a tag. Accept that no one wants to waste their time on you. Moreover, why would I need it?

I don't understand the reason for this behavior ("The more fruitful the tree, the lower its branches.")
I don't have experience here. I make mistakes, and it's normal. That's why I ask questions when I see someone experienced. So far, thanks to the many people they helped, I have tried to improve my reports. Asked you the same.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I noticed that one of these posts was deleted while the rest weren't. It appears they are using one of the AI-refinement tools as opposed to just leaving it up to AI to generate the entire post. While its still a bad habit, its not as bad as flat-out AI-generating every post. Looking at this user's most recent posts, its apparent something is definitely up:

Sapling: 99.9% Fake
Copyleaks: 0% AI Generated
GPTZero: 32% AI Generated
Zerogpt: 67.98% AI GPT
Undetectable: 99% likely AI

These results suggest they are using AI for refinement instead of rote generation. The problem is the bar for what passes as "not spam" is so low in these sections, the posts are unlikely to be deleted even if the use of AI is clearly present.

I agree, I also checked a few of these posts and I was receiving mixed results from AI scanners, which is why I couldn't come up with an accurate result. Your claim is what makes the most sense in this scenario, I haven't used Grammarly, but Quilbot has advanced quite a lot and has integrated several AI tools in their grammar check tool. Some of them include to improve your text, to completely re-write it or even continue writing by itself. Whatever it is, it's one thing to correct a few grammar mistakes and another thing to have it completely modify your text.

My attention was also drawn to the user's Outhue posts. A lot of detectors show that his posts were created using AI. However, I can't say that all give the same result. Check several of his posts. Is it worth sending reports to moderators when the results are quite controversial? Maybe we should ask these users here and find out the history of how their posts began to show the use of AI. Especially since many, after the accusation, shout that they are as clean as a drop of dew.

The profitability of Bitcoin mining plays a crucial role in preventing attacks. If mining Bitcoin is no longer profitable, it becomes easier for attacks to occur.

There’s little incentive to mine Bitcoin if it’s not profitable. Even if your goal is simply to learn how Bitcoin mining works, it’s reasonable to expect that it will take you at least a week to get a grasp of it, after which you should discontinue your efforts.

In the past, I was concerned about potential attacks, but those days are over. The hash rates are now distributed across various countries and locations, including China, the U.S., Nigeria, and others. It's too late to worry about that now.

Plugging in an outdated ASIC miner won't help Bitcoin if mining isn't profitable. If it’s not generating profit, it doesn’t contribute positively to the network.

Sapling: Fake: 100.0%
Copyleaks: AI Generated
GPTZero: 100% AI generated
Zerogpt: 67.98% AI GPT
Undetectable: 99% likely AI
quillbot.com: 0

Writing PM is a bad idea. Next time, you risk getting a tag. Accept that no one wants to waste their time on you. Moreover, why would I need it?

Another case.

User : Dread Pirate Roberts

The idea of accepting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in physical stores has both advantages and disadvantages.
Pros: It attracts tech-savvy customers and crypto enthusiasts who actively look for places to spend their digital assets. It positions your business as innovative and forward-thinking. For customers holding large amounts of crypto, your store becomes a convenient spending option without the hassle of converting to fiat first.
Cons: Volatility remains a significant challenge - today's $100 payment might be worth significantly less tomorrow. There's a learning curve for staff, potential tax reporting complexities, and transaction fees to consider.
offering crypto payment options could potentially increase sales, especially from customers with substantial crypto holdings looking for places to spend them directly. Some crypto user and investors specifically seek out businesses that accept digital currencies.

Sapling: Fake: 100.0%
Copyleaks: AI Generated
GPTZero: 100%
quillbot.com:100%

The key difference is that bonds are financial instruments that serve different purposes than direct ownership. They're designed for institutional investors who need regulatory compliance, can't directly hold crypto assets, or want exposure without custody responsibilities.
Bitcoin bonds also offer predictable returns through interest payments, unlike Bitcoin's volatility. For conservative investors or institutions with strict investment mandates, this structured approach makes sense.
That said, you're right that for individual investors comfortable with crypto exchanges, direct purchase is often simpler and more cost-effective.
Different financial tools serve different market segments - what seems nonsensical for one investor might be perfect for another.

Sapling: Fake: 99.7%
Copyleaks: AI Generated
GPTZero: 100%
quillbot.com:100%

It sounds like you're in a tough spot trying to guide the pastor. I totally get his urgency, especially with retirement looming. It’s great that you’re offering to mentor him, but it’s also important to set realistic expectations. Short-term investments in Bitcoin can be risky, and he might not see the returns he needs right away. Maybe you could suggest a mixed approach? He could allocate a small portion for short-term trading while keeping the bulk in a long-term strategy. This way, he has a chance for some immediate returns without jeopardizing his future. It’s all about balancing risk and reward!

Sapling: Fake: 100%
Copyleaks: AI Generated
GPTZero: 100%
quillbot.com:100%

They offer decentralization but come with serious risks most people overlook. The key loss issue is critical - once those funds are locked and the key is lost, that wealth is gone forever. No recovery mechanism exists.
Legal recognition remains questionable too - most jurisdictions haven't adapted their inheritance laws to blockchain technology yet. This creates potential conflicts between digital and traditional

Sapling: Fake: 100%
Copyleaks: AI Generated
GPTZero: 100%
quillbot.com:100%

[apogio]

User: Ttt67
Post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5537016.msg65234085#msg65234085

Bitcoin SIP returns can vary depending on the investment duration and frequency. However, historical data suggests that investing in Bitcoin through SIP can provide substantial returns.

Returns Over Time
- *2 years*: Investing ₹400 every week in Bitcoin for 2 years (2017-2019) would have resulted in a total investment of ₹38,400 and a current valuation of ₹71,220, with a profit of 85.50% ¹.
- *4 years*: Investing ₹400 every week in Bitcoin for 4 years (2015-2019) would have resulted in a total investment of ₹76,800 and a current valuation of ₹7,97,982, with a profit of 939% ¹.
- *6 years*: Investing ₹400 every week in Bitcoin for 6 years (2013-2019) would have resulted in a total investment of ₹1,15,200 and a current valuation of ₹23,74,079, with a profit of 1961% ¹.

It's essential to note that past performance is not indicative of future returns. However, investing in Bitcoin through SIP can help reduce market volatility and provide substantial returns over the long term ².

QuillBot AI detector: 100%
Copyleaks: 100%
ZeroGPT: 98.1%

[Dark.Look]

User: ZeroVinsonN

I think we should be cautious of Saylor and MicroStrategy's intentions and practices. However, I believe what they're doing is genuinely innovative and groundbreaking. It's irrelevant that Saylor tweeted skeptically about Bitcoin in 2013. He likely hadn't researched it thoroughly then and didn't see a need for it. When he invested in Bitcoin in 2020, he took a bold stance, putting 75% of his cash reserves into it. Since then, he and his company have become even more confident, which is interesting to watch. As a public company, MicroStrategy has been unusually transparent, possibly to encourage others to follow their lead.

originality: 100%
copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found
stealthwriter: 71%
undetectable: 99%
gptzero: 100%

Exactly!  There are differences between both gender, but this doesn't make them unequal, it makes them unique in their own individual ways, and this individual uniqueness should be recognized rather than being ignored and trampled on.

stealthwriter: 100%
undetectable: 99%
Nor enough words for other tools.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the two threads. It seems like you're suggesting that your BTC Investment Ideas thread might be more relevant to members who are early in their BTC accumulation phase, while this Sustainable Withdrawal and Portfolio Maintenance thread might be more suitable for those who have already accumulated a decent amount of BTC and are looking to maintain their holdings or employ sustainable withdrawal strategies. Is that a correct interpretation?

gptzero: 100%
copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found
undetectable: 99%

As a Naija newbie in the cryptocurrency space, it's essential to understand the difference between investing and trading. Investing is a more suitable strategy for us newcomers, offering a long-term focus that helps ride out market fluctuations and reduces stress, allowing you to enjoy jollof rice without worrying about your investments.

Historically, cryptocurrencies have shown significant growth over the long term, making investing attractive. Dollar-cost averaging can also mitigate timing risks, ensuring you don't get caught in a "yahoo-yahoo" scam.

In contrast, trading involves actively buying and selling cryptocurrencies to profit from short-term price movements. This approach carries higher risks and stress levels, making it less suitable for newcomers. Our Nigerian market can be volatile, and trading can be overwhelming, especially for those new to the space.

To invest wisely, you should endeavour to; Diversify your investments across various cryptocurrencies to minimize risk, just like you diversify your suya order, Set clear goals and risk tolerance, considering your financial objectives and capacity, and don't forget to include your "chop money" in your budget, Continuously educate yourself on cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology, and market trends. Websites like CoinTelegraph, CoinDesk, and CryptoSlate are great resources, and you can even find Nigerian cryptocurrency communities on Twitter and Telegram, Start small with a manageable investment amount. Don't invest more than you can afford to lose, and always remember that "pocket no dey dry".

Remember, investing in cryptocurrencies carries risks. Always do your own research, consult with financial experts, and consider seeking advice from reputable professionals in the Nigerian cryptocurrency community. By following these guidelines and staying informed, you'll be well on your way to navigating the exciting world of cryptocurrency investing in Nigeria, and who knows, you might just become the next cryptocurrency mogul in Naija!  

originality: 100%
copyleaks: 100% AI Content Found
quillbot: 70%
undetectable: 99%
stealthwriter: 100%
gptzero: 100%


@nutildah Maybe it's a good idea to have a list of AI spammers they got reported here.

[Ultegra134]

Another newbie reported, all posts are AI generated. @Dark.Look as for the list you mentioned, someone had made a list several pages ago, distinguishing who's still active/inactive/banned. I also remember that we did a quick check-up on the active ones to see if they were still using AI. Perhaps I'll make a list of the most recent ones (last 15-30 pages) tomorrow, if I have the time available.

User: olivarescoco

Post 1.

See, the nonce in Bitcoin is basically a number that miners keep changing to try to make the block comply with the network's rules. Think of the nonce range as searching for a specific combination on a lock, and that range goes from 0 to about 4 billion—pretty wide! When they run out of that range without finding anything valid, miners can change something else called the ExtraNonce, which expands the search possibilities. Ultimately, it's a process of trial and error. You don't calculate the nonce directly; you just keep trying until you find the number that works.

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

Post 2.

If you need to test your implementation on the Signet network, you can start by setting up your own Bitcoin Core node. It's reliable because you can control everything yourself. You just need to configure the configuration file and enable Signet. Now, if you prefer something faster, you can look into services like Blockstream. They're well-known and give you access to useful APIs, although you'd have to confirm whether they specifically support Signet.
To use the getblocktemplate and submitblock methods in Signet, you need to configure your Bitcoin Core node to connect to the network. With getblocktemplate, you're basically asking the node to give you all the information needed to create a new block. There are parameters like including rules to support SegWit, which is important for modern transactions. Then, with submitblock, you're sending that block you already created back to the node for it to accept and pass on to the network. The thing to keep in mind in Signet is that blocks have to be signed correctly, so you need to configure the parameters related to private keys and the special Signet challenge correctly for everything to work.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Quilbot: 72% AI
Sapling.ai: 67.4% Fake (Delete the space/drop paragraph after signet to make it a full body text)

Post 3.

Africa is rich in culture and natural resources, but its history and circumstances have made it difficult for many countries to prosper. During colonialism, foreign powers took many resources and left poor foundations for growth. After that, some countries have struggled with poor governance and corruption, which complicates matters. Furthermore, many people lack access to good education or healthcare, making it difficult to move forward. Climate change also affects agriculture, which is key in many places. And if you add inequalities in global trade, all this creates enormous challenges. But the good news is that there are people, organizations, and communities working hard to improve the situation.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Sapling.ai: 99% Fake

Post 4.

Bitcoin has the potential to significantly impact Nigeria's economy because it can provide access to financial services to Nigeria's unbanked population, allowing them to participate in the economy without relying on traditional banking systems. Bitcoin can reduce transaction costs and increase the speed of cross-border payments, benefiting both senders and receivers. The volatility of the national currency, the Naira, has led many Nigerians to seek alternatives. Bitcoin, as a decentralized currency, offers a hedge against inflation and devaluation, so I believe it is beneficial rather than risky.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Sapling.ai: 99% Fake

Post 5.

Bitcoin has the potential to significantly impact Nigeria's economy because it can provide access to financial services to Nigeria's unbanked population, allowing them to participate in the economy without relying on traditional banking systems. Bitcoin can reduce transaction costs and increase the speed of cross-border payments, benefiting both senders and receivers. The volatility of the national currency, the Naira, has led many Nigerians to seek alternatives. Bitcoin, as a decentralized currency, offers a hedge against inflation and devaluation, so I believe it is beneficial rather than risky.

Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Sapling.ai: 99% Fake

[memehunter]

I would like some opinions from reputed members here,
I wrote a post on my own (100% my own thoughts and words), and when I scanned it through AI detectors (as I usually do to check my posts as a responsible measure), I got a high AI detection report.

First of all, welcome to this wonderful forum. I wish you luck with your brand.
I would like to inquire about the nature of cashouts. Is it instant and automatic, or manual? For me, this instant automatic cashout is a big deal and probably the biggest reason for my long-term stay at one of the most reputable online casinos ever. Also, I would like to suggest that you offer some sort of VIP transfer promotion where you can enjoy your VIP status from another casino on your platform with some extra benefit of course:D.
One more thing: Please come up with some forum-exclusive bonuses.

Sapling.AI : 100%
Stealthwriter : 57.14%

However, Copyleaks and GPTzero are showing 0% AI (which is true). This also substantiates my hypothesis that the combination of Copyleaks+GPTzero should be the standard to labeling any post as AI generated.

Now the question that is troubling me is, should I post this knowing that some detectors are detecting it as AI. I mean, I know as a matter of fact that this has been written by me, but how will I prove this to anyone? If I was not scanning my every post through detectors, these posts would have added up in numbers.
I also realized that if I change the content of my post just to avoid detection, it does not feel right.

 
 

[nutildah]

Sapling.AI : 100%
Stealthwriter : 57.14%

Now the question that is troubling me is, should I post this knowing that some detectors are detecting it as AI. I mean, I know as a matter of fact that this has been written by me, but how will I prove this to anyone? If I was not scanning my every post through detectors, these posts would have added up in numbers.
I also realized that if I change the content of my post just to avoid detection, it does not feel right.

Meh... not even 60% on Stealthwriter. If 2 detectors had come back with 70%+, then it might be a problem. The problem is the sample size is too small for Sapling to make an accurate detection, but it doesn't have a minimum character count.

Lets put it through all the other detectors:

Copyleaks: 0%
Quillbot: 0%
GPTZero: 0%
ZeroGPT: 0%
Undetectable: 1%
Writer.com: 9%
Originality: 94%

Hmm... So if someone reporting your post to this thread had chosen Sapling and Originality, they could have passed the 2 detector minimum requirement. As stated in the OP of this thread, this is one reason why its better to post at least 3 examples where 2 detectors come back with 70%+. A 1-off could be a fluke, or is otherwise a forgivable offense IMO.

I suppose the real solution is to start using 3 detectors per reported post.

[memehunter]

A 1-off could be a fluke, or is otherwise a forgivable offense IMO.

'forgivable offense' LOL so I have to find the solace for my original posting in the fact that others think of it as 'forgivable offense'?

at least 3 examples

If I was not scanning my every post through detectors, these posts would have added up in numbers.

start using 3 detectors

IMO, we need to use different detectors with different algorithms to detect AI. (I have no knowledge of what parameters are used) Just increasing the number of detectors will solve a big part of it, though.

[LoyceV]

What's the verdict on smmgoal? My gut feeling tells me this is chatbot verbal diarrhea AKA plagiarism:

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[Lucius]

~snip~
I suppose the real solution is to start using 3 detectors per reported post.

I've always believed that this was some kind of standard when doing these kinds of reports - although I also made the mistake of using only two AI detectors at first, one of which showed literally every post as AI. It was not pleasant when we came to the conclusion that I publicly accused someone of using AI, which was not the case.