Blackfeathr

I mean I wasn't going around accusing everyone of being a bot or thinking that I was right all the time. I did have a few false positives and owned up to it. But once you see the pattern of behavior (big gap on joined date vs first active date, only posting in karma farming subs or subs known to have high bot populations) and accounts literally keeping the "as a large language model..." Or "Okay, here's a supportive Reddit-style comment with some minor spelling mistakes..." in some of their comments, ads at the end of their comments, and posting all hours of the day without any gaps for sleep or work, or posting fragments comments identical to ones posted months or years earlier by someone else, you start to realize maybe these accounts might not be genuine.

I have screenshots to prove it but if you really believe I don't know what I'm talking about then there's really nothing I can say to dissuade that.

I'd gotten really good at discerning a chatGPT bot from a human account just from years of catching bots on Reddit.

There's a lot of red flags and tells that would be very hard to completely eradicate. There will always be an uncanny valley.

I'll take the Taco special, with a side of Epstein files please!

It really fucks with my head when I hear sonic rings come from a gas station cash register...

Avoiding Google is honestly the best choice to avoid AI. Duckduckgo has a toggle where you can switch off AI summaries and filter out most AI generated images in image search. I switched to DDG years ago and never looked back.