Report AI generated posts

[dragononcrypto]

Could you please check @dragononcrypto?

This is more Jokers and freemind's domain, so will let them deal with it. For reference I haven't given a single warning for AI, nor even given a badge.

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I thought I would find out who reported BlackHatSojib for AI-generated content.
This is one of my real-life friends whom I have known for almost a decade. This guy is not on this forum to make money or something. I invited him, and he joined the forum. Today, I noticed he has an AI-detected badge. So, I was interested to check if he really used AI. All I found is that one of his posts looks AI-generated, but I checked with a couple of tools, and all seemed negative. Which means he did not use AI. Could you please check @dragononcrypto?

I don't know who reported plagiarism in his case, but here is a post in English and the first tool I used showed 100% AI generated text.
I think that AI-generated posts can also be considered plagiarism, certainly one of the moderators will give you a more precise answer about this case.

So, this post:

Hello my frineds, How are you all? I am BlackHatSojib. I am new here.

First of all thanks to my friend Learn Bitcoin for introducing me to such a nice platform.Today I will talk about some important tools that a coder must have.

1. Text editor: A text editor is essential for a coder. Text editor provides features like syntax highlighting, auto-completion, debugging, and version control integration to enhance coding efficiency and many more. Which is very important for a coder. Here is list of some popular code editor:

• Visual Studio Code (VS Code)
• Sublime Text
• Atom

2. Debugger: Debugger Allows coders to find, diagnose, and fix issues and checking for errors during execution. Here is example of some debugger tools:

• For C and C++ gdb is best
• Chrome DevTools is best for javascript
• For python PyCharm Debugger is best option

3. Package Manager: Package Manager is a tool that automates the process of installing, updating, configuring, and managing software packages (libraries or modules). Here is list of some package manager:

• For JavaScript (Node.js) npm is best which can manages libraries for both front-end and back-end JavaScript development.
• Pip is popular package manager for Python. Pip Can Install and manage Python libraries.
• Composer: Composer can Manage dependencies for PHP projects

And result from copyleaks

[God Of Thunder]

I don't know who reported plagiarism in his case, but here is a post in English and the first tool I used showed 100% AI generated text.
I think that AI-generated posts can also be considered plagiarism, certainly one of the moderators will give you a more precise answer about this case.
And result from copyleaks

I am 100% sure this is a false positive. Because I know this guy well, and I asked him not to use AI even before he joined the forum. I used the same tool you used, and here is the result.



So, which one would you believe? This is another reason it is recommended to use multiple AI detector tools before judging a post. I used a couple of tools to check these posts, and all of them show this is human writing. The guy is not even active. I was interested to check because he is my real-life friend. @Jokers, could you please check?

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So, which one would you believe? This is another reason it is recommended to use multiple AI detector tools before judging a post. I used a couple of tools to check these posts, and all of them show this is human writing. The guy is not even active. I was interested to check because he is my real-life friend. @Jokers, could you please check?

In the check, I cut out the part where he introduces himself and thanks you for the invitation to join the call. He wrote that by his own words obviously.
The rest of the post is in my opinion, generated by AI, I don't even have to check. I have already seen enough similarly worded texts that they are quite easily recognizable.
The next thing you should look at, is his first post where he introduces himself to the forum, and suddenly starts to write an essay about the important tools that a coder must have. You'll admit that it's amazing how someone felt the need to register on the forum to write such a topic.

btw. I asked Chatgpt if that text looked like AI-generated, and here's the answer

The text seems to be AI-generated or machine-assisted due to its specific characteristics. Here are the indications:

Signs of AI Generation
Repetitive Sentence Structures:

Phrases like "Which is very important for a coder" and "Here is example of some debugger tools" feel redundant or unnecessarily formal. A human-written text would typically be more concise or natural.
Overuse of Generic Terms:

Phrases like "is best" appear too frequently and lack nuance, making the content feel formulaic.
Inconsistencies in Grammar and Style:

Phrases like "Text editor provides features..." omit articles ("The text editor provides..."), while others include them.
Inconsistent capitalization, such as "Debugger Allows" or "Pip Can Install," suggests automated or inconsistent editing.
Bullet Points with Slight Redundancies:

Each bullet repeats information that could be assumed or streamlined, which is a common trait of generated or over-explained content.
Lack of Depth in Descriptions:

The descriptions lack detail or real-world context (e.g., why these tools are "best" or specific examples of usage). Human writers often include anecdotes or specific reasons for preferences.
Possible Source
The text might have been generated by an AI system aimed at providing technical explanations, such as GPT, or it could be an output from a content paraphraser with minimal manual adjustments.

If you're curious about improving this text, I can help refine it into a more human-like, polished version!

[God Of Thunder]

In the check, I cut out the part where he introduces himself and thanks you for the invitation to join the call. He wrote that by his own words obviously.
The rest of the post is in my opinion, generated by AI, I don't even have to check. I have already seen enough similarly worded texts that they are quite easily recognizable.
The next thing you should look at, is his first post where he introduces himself to the forum, and suddenly starts to write an essay about the important tools that a coder must have. You'll admit that it's amazing how someone felt the need to register on the forum to write such a topic.

Make sense. But here is what I know about him. He is my real life friend. He is a real-life coder with a couple of years of experience. He owns a domain hosting business, and I remember I warned him not to use AI ever. He knows well about which tools should be used and which not. He joined the forum because I asked him to join. He asked me how to increase karma and how it works and I suggested him to write some articles based on his experience. I do not doubt his legitimacy. But, I agree that the post looks like AI generated. I would ask him about it even though he is not active anymore.

[Jokers]

@Jokers, could you please check?

But, I agree that the post looks like AI generated. I would ask him about it even though he is not active anymore.

Most detectors say that this text is AI generated. And when I use Google to check I see that the whole phrases are borrowed from some technical texts, like "package manager is a tool that automates the process of installing, upgrading, configuring, and managing" or "syntax highlighting, auto-completion, debugging, and version control integration". Maybe it is possible to write word in word in the same order like it was written in several other sources, but it is uncommon on the forum when not copied.

Well, let's wait for the clarification from BlackHatSojib.

[God Of Thunder]

Well, let's wait for the clarification from BlackHatSojib.

I had a chat with him. He has not come online for a couple of days now because he is busy with his business in real life. Actually, it was me who brought him to this forum and to Bitcointalk as well. I asked him if he used AI to write that post and any other posts. As he said, he did not use AI and said don't you know my writing pattern? While I do not deny the fact that yes, it looks like AI. But I know that he usually writes posts and tries to organize them well. I don't know if I should not believe him. He does not really have reason to write AI posts. He is not here and there to make money or to rank up. All he want is some kind of recognization.

[Jokers]

Well, let's wait for the clarification from BlackHatSojib.

I had a chat with him. He has not come online for a couple of days now because he is busy with his business in real life. Actually, it was me who brought him to this forum and to Bitcointalk as well. I asked him if he used AI to write that post and any other posts. As he said, he did not use AI and said don't you know my writing pattern? While I do not deny the fact that yes, it looks like AI. But I know that he usually writes posts and tries to organize them well. I don't know if I should not believe him. He does not really have reason to write AI posts. He is not here and there to make money or to rank up. All he want is some kind of recognization.

Any badge is not something that is forever. So he can get a recognition and later to revoke that badge when everything will go right further. People can see it unexpectedly for them, how the things are considered on crypto forums where it is better to write not perfectly but from yourself and not to copy some texts from somewhere else (or to mark that with a link to the source) to say more concrete.

[dragononcrypto]

Most detectors say that this text is AI generated.

I know this isn't my remit, but personally, if the detectors are saying that is AI generated then it's most likely because it's AI generated.

I had a chat with him.

I'm not questioning the friend in question, only the reality of the analysis, that is that he was probably using AI to generate posts.

I don't think mods got this wrong at all basically. Maybe you're friend isn't quite being truthful here is my honest opinion.

[Legion]

I think this account used AI to generate posts

User : Interpol + post history

As someone navigating trading with low capital and no steady income, I’ve realized how tough it can be to find a footing. Starting small feels risky, especially when every naira counts, but I believe there’s potential to grow even in this situation. 

I’ve been exploring strategies like using demo accounts to sharpen my skills and watching out for opportunities like airdrops or low-cap trades to build up gradually. However, it’s not always straightforward, and the fear of losses can be overwhelming. 
~Skip~

Undetectable.ai: Your content is detected as written by AI
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated
Quilbot: 100% of text is likely AI-generated
copyleaks.com : AI Content Detected

Lately, BTC has been holding strong, oscillating at high levels and showing resilience despite market fluctuations. On the other hand, altcoins have been a mixed bag—some showing impressive gains, while others seem to be struggling to find direction. 

It’s an interesting time, as BTC’s dominance might be a sign of stability, but the altcoin market is still full of opportunities for those willing to dig deeper. Personally, I’m keeping an eye on how this dynamic plays out.

What’s your strategy in moments like these—sticking with BTC or exploring promising altcoins?

Undetectable.ai: Your content is detected as written by AI
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated
Quilbot: 100% of text is likely AI-generated
copyleaks.com : AI Content Detected

I’ve been diving into Tomarket recently, and it’s clear they’re onto something big. Their idea of bridging Web2 and Web3 is both innovative and practical, creating an ecosystem where users can game, earn, and trade seamlessly.

The Tomato Drop game has been a standout feature, driving engagement and helping Tomarket attract over 40 million users since launch.

What’s really caught my attention is the buzz around their TOMA token. With a valuation exceeding $70 million and a 130% surge in just a week, it’s hard to ignore the potential here.

The pre-market stage seems like a golden opportunity to get in early before the token gains more traction.

I’m curious—has anyone else been following TOMA? What do you think of its growth so far?

Undetectable.ai: Your content is detected as written by AI
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated
Quilbot: 100% of text is likely AI-generated
copyleaks.com : AI Content Detected

[Freemind]

I think this account used AI to generate posts
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The user has received his second warning (34% in total) and his posts will be moderated for a certain time. I also deleted all the user's posts.

He is close to the first strike, I hope he reacts when he can post again...

Good catch Legion. Thank you!

+4.

[Blaze]

Found account using AI generated posts and post bursting on Ethereum Forum.

User : Xwariors + post history

Ethereum's price movements are often influenced by Bitcoin's price, considering that Bitcoin is still the dominant asset in the crypto market. If Bitcoin's price drops to $95,000, Ethereum will likely also experience a decline, as the two tend to move in a fairly close correlation. However, as you might expect, if Bitcoin's price does not drop below $90,000 and stabilizes or rises again, then it could provide positive sentiment for Ethereum and the crypto market as a whole. Price predictions are highly dependent on broader factors such as institutional adoption, government regulations, and global market dynamics. However, crypto is still known for its high volatility, and many changes can occur in a short time, so it is important for investors to always monitor the market and prepare a mature strategy.

Undetectable.ai: Your content is detected as written by AI
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated
Quilbot: 100% of text is likely AI-generated
copyleaks.com : AI Content Detected

The news of WLFI buying 722,213 ETH is interesting and could be a significant indicator for the crypto market. If this information is related to Trump and his ongoing crypto projects, it could have a significant impact on market sentiment. A major move like this could send a positive signal, especially if a high-profile figure like Trump shows confidence in the future of Ethereum and crypto in general. Given his immense influence, this decision could potentially spark a surge in investor interest in ETH and other leading altcoins, as you might expect. However, while this optimism could drive prices in early 2025, the crypto market remains highly volatile, and there are many other external factors to consider, including regulation and the adoption of new technologies. Nonetheless, a major announcement like this is certainly of concern to crypto holders and could influence the direction of the market in the coming months or years.

Undetectable.ai: Your content is detected as written by AI
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated
Quilbot: 100% of text is likely AI-generated
copyleaks.com : AI Content Detected

Staking through a hardware wallet like Trezor managed by Everstake does offer convenience, especially for those who want to keep their crypto assets safe while earning returns from staking. The staking process can be done in a few clicks, making it very user-friendly, and the integration with Trezor Suite provides an additional layer of security. The advantage of staking through a platform like this is direct control over private keys and protection from potential threats on centralized exchanges (CEXs). While it is true that CEXs often do not charge additional network fees when staking or unstaking, withdrawal fees like the ones you mentioned, such as 0.005 ETH on Kucoin, can be a significant consideration. On the other hand, staking on a hardware wallet often offers a higher level of security, although it may incur slightly higher network transaction fees. Each method has its pros and cons, and the best choice depends on the user’s preferences and needs, whether it is for convenience, cost, or level of security.

Undetectable.ai: Your content is detected as written by AI
Sapling.ai: Fake 100%
GPTZero: 100% Probability AI Generated
Quilbot: 100% of text is likely AI-generated
copyleaks.com : AI Content Detected

[Freemind]

Found account using AI generated posts and post bursting on Ethereum Forum.

User : Xwariors + post history
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The user received his first warning (%20) and all his posts (10) were deleted.

Once again, thank you very much for your help Blaze. Good catch as always

+10 as stated here: Moving Karma and avoiding abuse.

[DYING_S0UL]

User: Manna + Post History

It appears here that this user is using AI to make his posts or a part of it. Probably both, fully AI and mix.

Litecoin (LTC) is currently showing strong growth and is among the top 15 coins on CoinMarketCap.  The price of LTC has seen a significant increase in the last few weeks and it has attracted the attention of many investors.

 Current Market Situation:

 • Price increase: LTC is on a strong uptrend and has shown significant growth recently.

 Trading Volume: Trading volume has increased, which is usually an indication of strong market conditions.

 • Market Conditions: The value of LTC is rising in sync with the crypto market as a whole and is considered part of the larger crypto trend.

 This market condition can be an important aspect for making investment decisions.  If the price of LTC is in line with your goals and investment strategy, it may be a good time to hold or buy.  However, it is important to do your own research and monitor market trends to make the right decision.

gptzero: 100% AI
undetectable.ai: Your content appears to be human
scribbr.com: 100% of text is likely AI-generated
zerogpt: 98.04% AI GPT
hive: 100% AI
Copyleaks: AI

Your analysis may be correct.  The price of LTC has dropped a lot in the last few months, and if you believe it will increase in the future, buying now may be a reasonable decision.

 The cryptocurrency market usually fluctuates in price, and as a long-term investor, if you can invest properly and be patient, you can get good profits in the long run.  The value of LTC may rise again, especially if overall market conditions remain positive.  However, any investment involves risk, so you need to plan your investment and manage risk properly.

gptzero: 76% Probability AI generated
undetectable.ai: Your content appears to be AI generated
scribbr.com: 100% of text is likely AI-generated
zerogpt: 51.35% AI GPT
hive: 100% AI
copyleaks: AI

After the price of LTC dropped from $73.61 to $57.71, and currently trading around $65.05, this could be a really good potential entry opportunity if you believe in LTC for the long term.  The possibility of LTC price reaching $100 may seem realistic, especially if the overall market trend is supportive. If you are positive about LTC and expect its growth in the future, the decision to buy at this price level may be reasonable.  However, it is important to be aware of the risks of market volatility and price changes, and proper risk management should be applied when making investment decisions.

gptzero: 92% Probability AI generated
undetectable.ai: Your content appears to be AI generated
scribbr.com: 0% of text is likely AI-generated
zerogpt: 41.38% AI GPT
hive: 100% AI
copyleaks: AI

Your analysis is correct, especially if you think that the value of Litecoin will increase in the future.  Some basic aspects to consider:

 1. Market Analysis: Analyze Litecoin's current position and momentum picture.

 2. Blockchain Technology: Assess Litecoin's technological development and expansion plans.

 3. Market Trends: Understand the impact of Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies.

 If you believe that Litecoin will increase in value in the future, investing now and taking a long-term view may be a good decision.  It is always important to do good research before making any investment.

gptzero: 100% Probability AI generated
undetectable.ai: Your content appears to be AI-generated
scribbr.com: 47% of text is likely AI-generated
zerogpt: 45.45% AI GPT
hive: 100% AI
copyleaks: AI

Cardano (ADA) is an interesting project that is praised for its features, such as scalability, security, and stability.  It is a proof-of-stake blockchain backed by research methodology and a strong team.  Some of the main aspects that make Cardano attractive. However, Cardano's future depends on general market conditions, technological developments, and continuous innovation on the part of the team.  It is important that you do proper research and make your investment decisions according to market changes.  Cardano has already made several developments and has many more possibilities in the future, so it can be a valuable investment opportunity if you analyze its development and market trends well.

gptzero: 23% Probability AI generated
undetectable.ai: Your content appears to be human
scribbr.com: 0% of text is likely AI-generated
zerogpt: 87% AI GPT
hive: 100% AI
copyleaks: AI

[Freemind]

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User: Manna + Post History

It appears here that this user is using AI to make his posts or a part of it. Probably both, fully AI and mix.

Although this user has not connected to the forum for several months (4), and has a good collection of warnings (5 in total), in addition to the plagiarism penalty badge, the fact that you are monitoring the forum while still posting is very positive.

Thanks for your time.

+10.