Avoid AI generated posts.
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Avoid AI generated posts
- Thread starter Crazy_Eddy
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Right now it is pretty obvious which posts are just being copied from an AI chatbot by just pasting the previous few replies and people seem to be replying to it without realising the same.
Guess this is more an appeal to the goodwill of the poster to not do so and to take effort to actually read and at least post a summary or opinion.
Guess this is more an appeal to the goodwill of the poster to not do so and to take effort to actually read and at least post a summary or opinion.
YeAhx
Galvanizer
Identifying whether a post was created by AI can be tricky, especially as AI-generated content becomes more human-like. However, there are a number of techniques and clues—both technical and stylistic—that can help. Here's a breakdown of how to detect AI-generated posts:
1. Language & Style Clues
AI-generated content often has certain patterns:- Repetitive phrases or structures
AI tends to reuse similar phrases or sentence structures, especially in longer posts. - Overly formal or neutral tone
Many AI posts lack slang, sarcasm, or emotional nuance common in human writing. - Lack of real-life experience or specificity
AI may talk in generalities without referring to personal experiences, emotions, or concrete details. - Too balanced or non-controversial
AI often hedges ("on one hand... but on the other...") and avoids taking strong or polarizing stances. - Inconsistencies
Time references (“yesterday,” “last week”) may not align with the post date. Details might not fully match up.
️ 2. Use AI-Detection Tools
Several tools can estimate whether text was generated by AI:| Tool | Strengths | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| GPTZero | Targets academic & professional writing | Offers sentence-level analysis |
| ZeroGPT | Free and easy to use | Can work on short and long text |
| OpenAI Text Classifier | Developed by OpenAI (now deprecated) | Accuracy varied |
| Copyleaks AI Detector | Also includes plagiarism detection | Higher education and publishers use it |
3. On platforms like blogs, LinkedIn, Reddit, etc., you can:
- Check post history – Sudden change in tone or frequency may indicate AI use.
- Reverse search images – If it includes a visual, reverse image search might reveal stock or AI-generated images.
- Check for editing patterns – AI-generated posts may be posted in bursts or always during specific hours.
- Talks about outdated events as if they’re recent
- Misunderstands internet culture, memes, or subtext
- Provides factually wrong info with confident tone
It's a joke guys I'm legit.
Qubit
Contributor
and this post is AI generated.
If its informational post and it's reviewed well before posting, does it matter if its generated by AI ?