Quote from: nutildah on March 05, 2025, 02:02:08 AM

I've noticed a new trend emerging among AI spammers, and that is to prompt the bot to generate only lowercase text.

Here's an example from blomen.

the reason why my writings are in lower case is not to avoid ai detectors. you've seen my writings in the Turkish section, this is the way I've been writing for a long time. it's just because I'm used to writing like this, my intention is not what you are talking about.

Quote from: nutildah on March 05, 2025, 02:02:08 AM

Quote from: blomen on March 04, 2025, 03:04:54 PM

i see a lot of negative comments about bitcoin lately. there are too many people in panic mode. i keep seeing questions like, "are we in a bear market?" "is this the end?" if you’re thinking this way, i want you to stop and reflect for a moment. how many times has bitcoin surprised us? how many times have we heard people say, "it’s over" or "don’t waste your time" just because they didn’t believe in it?

bitcoin hasn’t just surprised and proven people wrong a couple of times—it has done so repeatedly, forcing skeptics to swallow their words. those who doubted it in the past now regret not buying or panic-selling at the wrong time. while those who saw bitcoin as a get-rich-quick scheme have struggled with it, the ones who ignored the comparisons to endlessly printed fiat currencies like the usd have always managed to make better financial decisions.

guys, i’m telling you, i believe in bitcoin so much that even if everything i’ve saved becomes 10 times less valuable one day, i’ll still be proud. this isn’t a gamble, it’s not a get-rich-quick scheme—it’s a change. and i want to be part of that change. if it fails, i’d rather see my money disappear as part of a revolution than sit in a currency that’s endlessly printed without backing. i can accept that.

there will always be those who are impatient, chasing quick profits. but in the long run, the real winners are the ones who truly understand what bitcoin stands for. patience over panic, knowledge over fear, conviction over doubt.

bitcoin is here to stay. what matters is that we stay with it.

Sapling: 0.0% Fake
Copyleaks: 0% AI-generated

After capitalization is corrected:

Quote from: blomen on March 04, 2025, 03:04:54 PM

I see a lot of negative comments about bitcoin lately. There are too many people in panic mode. I keep seeing questions like, "are we in a bear market?" "is this the end?" If you’re thinking this way, I want you to stop and reflect for a moment. How many times has bitcoin surprised us? How many times have we heard people say, "it’s over" or "don’t waste your time" just because they didn’t believe in it?

Bitcoin hasn’t just surprised and proven people wrong a couple of times—it has done so repeatedly, forcing skeptics to swallow their words. Those who doubted it in the past now regret not buying or panic-selling at the wrong time. While those who saw bitcoin as a get-rich-quick scheme have struggled with it, the ones who ignored the comparisons to endlessly printed fiat currencies like the USD have always managed to make better financial decisions.

Guys, I’m telling you, I believe in bitcoin so much that even if everything I’ve saved becomes 10 times less valuable one day, I’ll still be proud. This isn’t a gamble, it’s not a get-rich-quick scheme—it’s a change. And I want to be part of that change. If it fails, I’d rather see my money disappear as part of a revolution than sit in a currency that’s endlessly printed without backing. I can accept that.

There will always be those who are impatient, chasing quick profits. But in the long run, the real winners are the ones who truly understand what bitcoin stands for. Patience over panic, knowledge over fear, conviction over doubt.

Bitcoin is here to stay. What matters is that we stay with it.

Sapling: 94.4% Fake
Copyleaks: 100% AI-generated

when what I wrote did not come out as artificial intelligence, you capitalized the letters of the article and tried again. in the end, what you are doing is wrong. the post that I wrote in lower case, as is my style, was not written by the AI. the fact that you translate and write it in capital letters makes it not my post, as you say;

Quote from: nutildah on March 05, 2025, 02:02:08 AM

One other thing to note is that this person posts a lot in Turkish, which could theoretically be an excuse to use AI for proof-reading of translating posts, but then telling it to decapitalize everything suggests AI is doing the heavy lifting.

if my converting all the letters to lower case means that the AI is doing the heavy lifting, doesn't your converting my writings to upper case mean that you are doing the heavy lifting?