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ok, anyway, i promise all btt members that from now on i will not use ai even for a single sentence (even for a translation).
i don't want you to take this promise as an admission that i used to be an ai spammer, that wasn't really my mindset. i'm just trying to produce quality posts, i want you to be sure of that.
i've only used AI in areas where my level of English is not enough to explain what i think,
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
like here. i've never done it to increase my post count, i swear. your reports of my posts are mostly informational, and they contain my thoughts. so it seems impossible for an AI to write them completely on its own. i don't think any AI would be able to express such a humanistic opinion about the montenegro vs turkey match that evening.
again, i write all of my posts (in terms of content) myself. i.e. all of the prompts i enter into ai before they are translated are my own writing. please don't think i'm lying about this. some of the times i used ai for translation, it probably escaped my attention that ai didn't translate exactly what i said. by writing in its own style, it didn't translate exactly what i wrote, and this is one of the reasons why it shows up as “100% ai written” in the detectors.
but if you use it to fix grammar, then it shouldn't be discouraged anyway.
We're already having some few issues on this
thread - non- native English posters are getting nailed for using AI to correct their sentences and grammar to native standard..
It's going to create a lot of false positive reports if care is not taken and if we solely depends on those tools.
The exciting thing about AI is no one needs to accept it, it's already part of our daily lives except you live under the rock.
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i wrote it in Turkish, the AI translated it and i checked whether it reflected what i said and posted it. it won't happen again.