@Scarred4Lyfe
Kid (who says on his profile he is 19) joins a site today and immediately posted a discussion most likely (93%) AI written. I sent him a PM telling him AI writing wasn't allowed, he sent a message back saying he wrote it. Then sent me a second message saying he had earned $50000 in the site since 2008. Now, other than the fact his profile clearly shows he joined today, even if he had been a member since 2008 that would mean he was 4 years old when he joined. lol And there is no one that has made that kind of money at myLot. lol Scammers gonna scam I guess.
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There are many fraudsters on the Internet who think that artificial intelligence will do it for them.
That's likely because they lack organic intelligence with which to begin.
Yup. The only intelligence they have is artificial.
So it seems, judging by the polifiration of fuckmook bot accounts with different user names (but always the same template comment) spamming the comments on Pub0x lately. I've got to wonder if anyone's ever taken in by such obvious nonsense, but I suppose their fellow idiots are.
I've been seeing quite a bit of it (AI posts) lately. And just like the plagiarists who insist 'That is not plagiarized I wrote it' (even when you have a dozen links showing otherwise) these scammers insist it is not AI written when most AI stuff is fairly easy to spot (although it is quickly improving unfortunately).
Scammers can't do simple math. hahaha
I guess they try to scam because they are too stupid to do anything else. The majority seem to be a rather low-intelligence breed.
bro is watching tiktok too much😂 I mean, I guess he watched something on TikTok how to earn money using AI and tried to fool you
Well, like Mr. T, Mike doesn't suffer fools gladly. Don't give him phony-baloney AI-generated gibber-jabber!
I'd watched several users at the site (myLot) try to use AI derived text and say they wrote it, just another form of plagiarism really.