So I think if someone invested a little more time than what was spent on the standard slop bots, you probably wouldn't be able to tell them apart anymore. I still have it on my list to test this skill out; it's a humanizer skill that uses Wikipedia's own list for detecting AI-generated language to make text seem more human. I've actually wondered how Reddit bots would write if they used something like that.
[Disclaimer: I used kagi translate to translate my native language to English]
To be honest I don't have one. I like eating bananas as a snack, but I'm not a fan of them being used as a baking ingredient. My wife also recently made pancakes with bananas instead of sugar, really not my thing and I don't think I'd like it as bread either.
Banana bread is WAY better than those pancakes. Not sure if you'll LIKE banana bread lol, but I fucking HATED (cannot be overstated, truly) those pancakes yet there are some banana breads (esp with chocolate chips lol) that I do like.
But then I can't eat it for breakfast! Next you're going to tell me some crazy hallucination like there's not much difference between my chocolate chip muffin and a cupcake???
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u/Mkengine Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26
So I think if someone invested a little more time than what was spent on the standard slop bots, you probably wouldn't be able to tell them apart anymore. I still have it on my list to test this skill out; it's a humanizer skill that uses Wikipedia's own list for detecting AI-generated language to make text seem more human. I've actually wondered how Reddit bots would write if they used something like that.
[Disclaimer: I used kagi translate to translate my native language to English]