The above "AI" detection tools are useless, but I read the pos,t and some parts sounded artificial. Particularly, the last paragraph. As many previous posts have mentioned, the content looks like a rewritten AI prompt or heavily AI-redacted human writing.
I checked it after with legitimate AI tools, and these are the results.
The user used to publish AI-generated content on a large scale. That's how the account reached a reputation of 68 within a short time.
If anyone has doubts about the content being legit, they can always apply Hive's core feature of the reward disagreement button on suspicious posts.
You are now unbanned!
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He's been spinning content for ages, he even admitted it. Now he's posting AI content.
He's recent post, posted in Photography Lovers, with a photo that is not his own and it's unsourced as well.
https://peakd.com/hive-194913/@justmythoughts/tariffs-drive-up-costs-for-boots-bags-and-everyday-essentials-je5
weird, i went to hw about it and they cleared him.
cc @hivewatchers could you look into this again?
I don't know the full history, maybe he has sorted it with HW, but his last post brings nothing original and the rest seems the same.
kk will wait a bit for hw, we're not in charge of curating the posts anyway but we can remove him from the author share of redditposh.
The above "AI" detection tools are useless, but I read the pos,t and some parts sounded artificial. Particularly, the last paragraph. As many previous posts have mentioned, the content looks like a rewritten AI prompt or heavily AI-redacted human writing.
I checked it after with legitimate AI tools, and these are the results.
The user used to publish AI-generated content on a large scale. That's how the account reached a reputation of 68 within a short time.
If anyone has doubts about the content being legit, they can always apply Hive's core feature of the reward disagreement button on suspicious posts.
Let me analyse this post.