Good to know that you are conscious that we have a current problem with AI.
Bro I don't know how you could have possibly missed
this thread, unless you literally haven't visited the Reputation section in 2 years. I also had a pretty
lengthy thread about the topic in Meta, which was followed by countless threads addressing AI use on the forum.
I'm creating conscious of the problem and trying to find a way where the community can work together to fix this AI problem for the forum, because it will grow, i know the way i did it wasn't the right way but you can be I haven't move to the dark side, as i told before i will not use AI again on the forum, you can be sure of that.
Trust me, we're plenty conscious of it, and its been debated in a dozen different ways. Although as AI evolves I'm sure more debate of it will be warranted.
As for whether or not "the war against AI" can be "won," who really cares. We should all be on the same page of trying to keep the forum as human as possible. This is first and foremost a
discussion forum, meant for humans to discuss topics with one another. You have bot sanctuaries like Twitter and Facebook at your disposal if you want to converse with bots.
So far LLM output has added very little value to the forum. It is best reserved for entertainment & stuff like this:
I’ve never watched cartoon or animal porn, to be honest, and I still don’t see any pornish characteristics in the image. You made me doubt my sanity, so I had to ask AI
No, the logo shown in the image is **not sexualized** by any reasonable standard. It features a cartoon fox riding a bicycle with the text “**FOXPUP'S MERIT CYCLING CLUB**.” The fox and bicycle are illustrated in a simple, playful, and non-provocative style. There's nothing in the imagery, text, or context that suggests sexualization.
The design appears to be intended for fun and community identity, likely for a group or initiative on the Bitcointalk forum centered around the sharing or “cycling” of merit points.
BTW, that is the proper way to use AI output on the forum, giving credit where its due instead of trying to pretend its your own words.