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So the guy who is a stickler for boring grammar and is called a bot a lot ends up being cited as not Ai-influenced by the tool.
I would have expected that my strictness and rather uniform way of typing would have at least tripped something as a false-positive or returned results with a high percentage of AI influence probability.
Guess not. Wonder how it really decides such things, though, because I was at least half-sure it was going to be like "Yo beep-boop this guy's a clanker."
Out of curiosity replies also related to the that individual.
None of these had traces of AI using the same tool i had linked in that discussion. I noticed the user who was flaming others his replies were often getting flagged as AI.
So i think this will be a good behavior to stick to, in upcoming weeks/months to double check any bait kind of post instead of seriously debating with AI.
That will not do. If I'm going to bite a bullet, he's going to have to nibble on some of its parts too.
I'll see what I can do. Surely they won't admit that they are encouraging harassers on their own platform and having them as favorites to boot. Especially not if I have receipts of the entire situation just in case.