Hey guys,
Figured I’d share something I messed up on, in case it helps someone else avoid doing the same.
When I first joined Bitcointalk, I wasn’t too sure what kind of posts were expected, so I thought using an AI tool to help me word things better would be a smart move. It wasn’t like I was copying stuff I was just using it to make my posts sound cleaner.
Turns out, that wasn’t a good idea. A couple of my posts got flagged for being AI-generated, and honestly, I get it now. They didn’t sound like me at all just too polished and robotic. Looking back, they probably came off as fake or soulless, even though that wasn’t my intention.
I’ve realized that people here value real, honest opinions not perfect sentences. So yeah, lesson learned the hard way.
From now on, I’m just going to write the way I actually talk and think, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges. At least it’ll be me and that’s way more important.
If you’re new here like I am: don’t overthink it or try to sound too “professional.” Just be real, share your thoughts, and you’ll get better with time. The forum is full of smart people who appreciate honesty more than anything else.
Appreciate the folks who called me out and seriously It helped more than you probably realize.
Figured I’d share something I messed up on, in case it helps someone else avoid doing the same.
When I first joined Bitcointalk, I wasn’t too sure what kind of posts were expected, so I thought using an AI tool to help me word things better would be a smart move. It wasn’t like I was copying stuff I was just using it to make my posts sound cleaner.
Turns out, that wasn’t a good idea. A couple of my posts got flagged for being AI-generated, and honestly, I get it now. They didn’t sound like me at all just too polished and robotic. Looking back, they probably came off as fake or soulless, even though that wasn’t my intention.
I’ve realized that people here value real, honest opinions not perfect sentences. So yeah, lesson learned the hard way.
From now on, I’m just going to write the way I actually talk and think, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges. At least it’ll be me and that’s way more important.
If you’re new here like I am: don’t overthink it or try to sound too “professional.” Just be real, share your thoughts, and you’ll get better with time. The forum is full of smart people who appreciate honesty more than anything else.
Appreciate the folks who called me out and seriously It helped more than you probably realize.
You can actually use AI but for research purposes only. It can automate your researching and could make your tracking of information more faster. But if you use it and copy then paste the stuff written there for sure you will really get a problem. Since its like cheating on the discussion you are participating.
You cannot contribute anything on the thread since you don't share unique ideas and just use that tool to make your posting more faster.
Also what I notice you are not actually didn't regret for using it since you are using AI again when creating this thread.
Everything here is made on AI so still nothing change and you are just trolling those people posting in this thread.
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Sometimes, learning the hard way is better, because now you have come out to advise others about the effects of using AI to polish your post, not knowing it is useless. When you use your simple words, people tend to understand your point more easily and will also come to your aid if you have some minor mistakes. This is a forum of thousands of members, and I don’t think there are people who will criticize you for using simple words to ask questions or give your own opinions on posts, so what is the reason for polishing your post with such words that even you won’t know what they mean? Useless.
This forum is just like a school, and if you are trying to be clever by cheating using AI, or copying other people’s work instead of doing your research, you will be caught, and you will definitely face the consequences. You have faced yours, and you have learned. I pray others who are doing such things stop early before they get caught.
From now on, I’m just going to write Myself even if it’s grammar is not up to the Mark . At least it’ll be me.
If you’re new here like I am: don’t overthink it or try to sound too “professional.” Just be real, share your thoughts, and you’ll get better with time. The forum is full of smart people who appreciate honesty more than anything else.
If you’re new here like I am: don’t overthink it or try to sound too “professional.” Just be real, share your thoughts, and you’ll get better with time. The forum is full of smart people who appreciate honesty more than anything else.
No matter how much grammatical errors in your post, people here will still try their best to comprehend your post and share their opinions. This forum is not an examination hall or an English lesson class where people focus on your grammatical expressions. The emphasis here is what you're communicating, so just try to make your post understandable as much as possible. Sometimes back, I tried to make use of 'Grammerly' software to make corrections to my grammar construction but I later dumped it because it is more like wasting of time to me and the software requires numerous permissions on your device to run effectively which is also a red flag to me.
I’ve realized that people here value real, honest opinions not perfect sentences. So yeah I learned the hard way.
From now on, I’m just going to write Myself even if it’s grammar is not up to the Mark . At least it’ll be me.
From now on, I’m just going to write Myself even if it’s grammar is not up to the Mark . At least it’ll be me.
One more benefit of writing posts in your style is that over time your post quality will improvise automatically.
Your vocabulary will improve and you will see that your reading and writing skills have developed a lot.
This wouldn't be possible if you keep using AI to polish your posts. So yeah, go ahead and keep posting by yourself.
Hey guys,
Figured I’d share something I messed up on, in case it helps someone else avoid doing the same.
When I first joined Bitcointalk, I wasn’t too sure what kind of posts were expected, so I thought using an AI tool to help me word things better would be a smart move. It wasn’t like I was copying stuff I was just using it to make my posts sound cleaner.
Turns out, that wasn’t a good idea. A couple of my posts got flagged for being AI-generated, and honestly, I get it now. They didn’t sound like me at all just too polished and robotic. Looking back, they probably came off as fake or soulless, even though that wasn’t my intention.
I’ve realized that people here value real, honest opinions not perfect sentences. So yeah, lesson learned the hard way.
From now on, I’m just going to write the way I actually talk and think, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges. At least it’ll be me and that’s way more important.
If you’re new here like I am: don’t overthink it or try to sound too “professional.” Just be real, share your thoughts, and you’ll get better with time. The forum is full of smart people who appreciate honesty more than anything else.
Appreciate the folks who called me out and seriously It helped more than you probably realize.
Figured I’d share something I messed up on, in case it helps someone else avoid doing the same.
When I first joined Bitcointalk, I wasn’t too sure what kind of posts were expected, so I thought using an AI tool to help me word things better would be a smart move. It wasn’t like I was copying stuff I was just using it to make my posts sound cleaner.
Turns out, that wasn’t a good idea. A couple of my posts got flagged for being AI-generated, and honestly, I get it now. They didn’t sound like me at all just too polished and robotic. Looking back, they probably came off as fake or soulless, even though that wasn’t my intention.
I’ve realized that people here value real, honest opinions not perfect sentences. So yeah, lesson learned the hard way.
From now on, I’m just going to write the way I actually talk and think, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges. At least it’ll be me and that’s way more important.
If you’re new here like I am: don’t overthink it or try to sound too “professional.” Just be real, share your thoughts, and you’ll get better with time. The forum is full of smart people who appreciate honesty more than anything else.
Appreciate the folks who called me out and seriously It helped more than you probably realize.
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User: Shawheer Khan, Trolling
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Hey guys,
Figured I’d share something I messed up on, in case it helps someone else avoid doing the same.
When I first joined Bitcointalk, I wasn’t too sure what kind of posts were expected, so I thought using an AI tool to help me word things better would be a smart move. It wasn’t like I was copying stuff I was just using it to make my posts sound cleaner.
Turns out, that wasn’t a good idea. A couple of my posts got flagged for being AI-generated, and honestly, I get it now. They didn’t sound like me at all just too polished and robotic. Looking back, they probably came off as fake or soulless, even though that wasn’t my intention.
I’ve realized that people here value real, honest opinions not perfect sentences. So yeah, lesson learned the hard way.
From now on, I’m just going to write the way I actually talk and think, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges. At least it’ll be me and that’s way more important.
If you’re new here like I am: don’t overthink it or try to sound too “professional.” Just be real, share your thoughts, and you’ll get better with time. The forum is full of smart people who appreciate honesty more than anything else.
Appreciate the folks who called me out and seriously It helped more than you probably realize.
Figured I’d share something I messed up on, in case it helps someone else avoid doing the same.
When I first joined Bitcointalk, I wasn’t too sure what kind of posts were expected, so I thought using an AI tool to help me word things better would be a smart move. It wasn’t like I was copying stuff I was just using it to make my posts sound cleaner.
Turns out, that wasn’t a good idea. A couple of my posts got flagged for being AI-generated, and honestly, I get it now. They didn’t sound like me at all just too polished and robotic. Looking back, they probably came off as fake or soulless, even though that wasn’t my intention.
I’ve realized that people here value real, honest opinions not perfect sentences. So yeah, lesson learned the hard way.
From now on, I’m just going to write the way I actually talk and think, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges. At least it’ll be me and that’s way more important.
If you’re new here like I am: don’t overthink it or try to sound too “professional.” Just be real, share your thoughts, and you’ll get better with time. The forum is full of smart people who appreciate honesty more than anything else.
Appreciate the folks who called me out and seriously It helped more than you probably realize.
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GPTzero: 100%
Salaam everyone,
I’ve been watching some popular AI-based crypto projects like $FET (Fetch.ai), $AGIX (SingularityNET), and $OCEAN (Ocean Protocol). These have been gaining a lot of attention, especially after AI went mainstream globally in 2024.
The idea of combining blockchain with AI sounds promising with things like:
• Decentralized machine learning
• AI marketplaces (for models, data, or services)
• Permissionless access to AI APIs
• Autonomous agents operating on-chain
But I still have a few open questions in my mind:
1. Are these projects truly using advanced AI, or just riding the hype with vague technical terms?
2. How can we, as regular investors or users, verify if there’s real development or utility behind the token?
3. Are there any working products solving real-world problems — not just whitepapers or testnets?
I know that Ocean Protocol has built a marketplace for data sharing, and SingularityNET claims to offer an AI service marketplace using their AGIX token. Fetch.ai is working on autonomous economic agents, but I’m not sure how much of it is being used actively.
We’ve all seen trends come and go — metaverse tokens, DeFi waves, NFTs, meme coins. Some projects created lasting value, most didn’t. So now I'm wondering: is this AI + Crypto trend a real future opportunity, or just another narrative play?
Would love to hear from anyone who’s studied these projects or participated in.
I’ve been watching some popular AI-based crypto projects like $FET (Fetch.ai), $AGIX (SingularityNET), and $OCEAN (Ocean Protocol). These have been gaining a lot of attention, especially after AI went mainstream globally in 2024.
The idea of combining blockchain with AI sounds promising with things like:
• Decentralized machine learning
• AI marketplaces (for models, data, or services)
• Permissionless access to AI APIs
• Autonomous agents operating on-chain
But I still have a few open questions in my mind:
1. Are these projects truly using advanced AI, or just riding the hype with vague technical terms?
2. How can we, as regular investors or users, verify if there’s real development or utility behind the token?
3. Are there any working products solving real-world problems — not just whitepapers or testnets?
I know that Ocean Protocol has built a marketplace for data sharing, and SingularityNET claims to offer an AI service marketplace using their AGIX token. Fetch.ai is working on autonomous economic agents, but I’m not sure how much of it is being used actively.
We’ve all seen trends come and go — metaverse tokens, DeFi waves, NFTs, meme coins. Some projects created lasting value, most didn’t. So now I'm wondering: is this AI + Crypto trend a real future opportunity, or just another narrative play?
Would love to hear from anyone who’s studied these projects or participated in.
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Thank you so much for the kind welcome! Really appreciate it.
I’ve been checking out the Beginners & Help section like you suggested and there’s a ton of useful stuff in there. It's nice to see how active and supportive the community is.
I was wondering what do you think is the best way for a new member to build reputation here? Is it just about consistent posting, or are there other things I should focus on too?
I’ve been checking out the Beginners & Help section like you suggested and there’s a ton of useful stuff in there. It's nice to see how active and supportive the community is.
I was wondering what do you think is the best way for a new member to build reputation here? Is it just about consistent posting, or are there other things I should focus on too?
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GPTzero: 81%
Hello everyone,
I’m new here on Bitcointalk and really excited to be part of this community. I recently started exploring Bitcoin, testnets, and airdrops. I'm still a beginner but loving the learning process!
I’m from Pakistan and usually do testnets on mobile.I'm looking forward to learning and maybe even helping others someday.
If you have any beginner tips or threads to follow, I’d appreciate them.
Thanks
I’m new here on Bitcointalk and really excited to be part of this community. I recently started exploring Bitcoin, testnets, and airdrops. I'm still a beginner but loving the learning process!
I’m from Pakistan and usually do testnets on mobile.I'm looking forward to learning and maybe even helping others someday.
If you have any beginner tips or threads to follow, I’d appreciate them.
Thanks
Copyleaks: 100%
GPTzero: 88%
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Judging from this topic, you write so well. I think the problem you had wasn't because your writing wasn't good or clear for easy understanding, rather I see that you weren't confident in yourself to write something that will be accepted by the forum members, especially looking at the list of reputable members here and the quality of their posts. Take this from me; you are good to go. Express yourself the way you want and don't let fear get hold of you.
In many cases some are just lazy, and that's why they end up using AI. Not because they aren't expert in English, they are but they are just bunch of lazyasses. But yes, I second you first statement, some new users may feel inferior with their midcore English after seeing others, high ranked members posting so elegantly. This feelings triggers them to run after perfection and hence the use of AI.
Anyway in my opinion, as long as one is able to express their original creative thoughts, even with broken English, they should be good to go. Not everyone's first language is English. Most of us are aware of that. And there is no shame in that.
Nobody appreciates fake AI shits.
Hey guys,
Figured I’d share something I messed up on, in case it helps someone else avoid doing the same.
When I first joined Bitcointalk, I wasn’t too sure what kind of posts were expected, so I thought using an AI tool to help me word things better would be a smart move. It wasn’t like I was copying stuff I was just using it to make my posts sound cleaner.
Turns out, that wasn’t a good idea. A couple of my posts got flagged for being AI-generated, and honestly, I get it now. They didn’t sound like me at all just too polished and robotic. Looking back, they probably came off as fake or soulless, even though that wasn’t my intention.
I’ve realized that people here value real, honest opinions not perfect sentences. So yeah, lesson learned the hard way.
From now on, I’m just going to write the way I actually talk and think, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges. At least it’ll be me and that’s way more important.
If you’re new here like I am: don’t overthink it or try to sound too “professional.” Just be real, share your thoughts, and you’ll get better with time. The forum is full of smart people who appreciate honesty more than anything else.
Appreciate the folks who called me out and seriously It helped more than you probably realize.
Judging from this topic, you write so well. I think the problem you had wasn't because your writing wasn't good or clear for easy understanding, rather I see that you weren't confident in yourself to write something that will be accepted by the forum members, especially looking at the list of reputable members here and the quality of their posts. Figured I’d share something I messed up on, in case it helps someone else avoid doing the same.
When I first joined Bitcointalk, I wasn’t too sure what kind of posts were expected, so I thought using an AI tool to help me word things better would be a smart move. It wasn’t like I was copying stuff I was just using it to make my posts sound cleaner.
Turns out, that wasn’t a good idea. A couple of my posts got flagged for being AI-generated, and honestly, I get it now. They didn’t sound like me at all just too polished and robotic. Looking back, they probably came off as fake or soulless, even though that wasn’t my intention.
I’ve realized that people here value real, honest opinions not perfect sentences. So yeah, lesson learned the hard way.
From now on, I’m just going to write the way I actually talk and think, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges. At least it’ll be me and that’s way more important.
If you’re new here like I am: don’t overthink it or try to sound too “professional.” Just be real, share your thoughts, and you’ll get better with time. The forum is full of smart people who appreciate honesty more than anything else.
Appreciate the folks who called me out and seriously It helped more than you probably realize.
Take this from me; you are good to go. Express yourself the way you want and don't let fear get hold of you.
From now on, I’m just going to write the way I actually talk and think, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges. At least it’ll be me and that’s way more important.
Don't think that if you don't use AI for writing, you'll sound bad or others will judge you. As long as you write genuine and good posts no one will degrade you or say anything bad about you. Use of AI content generation tools is basically plagiarism and nothing else and thus it's very disliked by members of this forum. So from now own just be yourself and trust me you'll get something for your own genuine opinion and knowledge sharing. AI content generation on discussion forum like this is waste of time and waste of knowledge.