Re: AI Record - ChrisGout

Wed, 10 Jul 2024 07:19:14 +0000

Re-applied, rejoined site.

Re: AI Record - ChrisGout

Tue, 09 Jul 2024 07:01:46 +0000

They replied:

yes, i did, i deleted the page SCP-8212, but im still not able to re-apply

Sent back:

Deleting a mainsite page is not the same as clearing a previous application. Please carefully read the Join the Site page instructions.

Received:

Yeah, sorry, i read it yesterday and i understood my mistake, i have re-applied, thank you :)

Re: AI Record - ChrisGout

Sat, 06 Jul 2024 15:56:33 +0000

Received the following two back-to-back PMs:

Hello, i would like to admit that my article SCP-8212 was not generated or assisted by AI, I think there's a misunderstanding

If you would like, i could re-write scp-8212

Sent back:

Can you explain why the typing style and word choice of the text you typed in the forums, edit comments, and your sandbox does not match the single-revision material submitted to the site? Furthermore, there are several unusual phrases and formatting sections present in your posted article that are never used in mainsite articles, but are very commonly seen in AI-generated works.

It is up to the author's decision whether they wish to resubmit work or not. Please note that repeated use of AI will result in a ban from the site.

Received the following reply:

Hello, i understand that the use of AI is not allowed, i promise to never use it, but i seem to have an issue, 24 hours have passed and I'm still not able to re-apply for membership, please correct me if i misunderstood anything

I asked them to read the Join the Site page instructions with regards to submitting a new application.

AI Record - ChrisGout

Fri, 05 Jul 2024 08:25:21 +0000

New site member ChrisGout (account age 55 days, site membership 4 days) recently coldposted the following page, which has several hallmarks of AI-generation: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-8212/comments/show

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Item #: SCP-8212 Object Class: Safe Special Containment Procedures: SCP-8212 is allowed to roam designated areas within Site-XX from 0900 hours until 2030 hours under Level 2 supervision. These areas must be equipped with tracking devices and security cameras to monitor SCP-8212's activities at all times. SCP-8212 must return to its designated containment chamber by 2030 hours each day. Failure to comply will result in temporary revocation of roaming privileges. Interactions between SCP-8212 and other SCPs, particularly SCP-999, must be pre-approved by Site Command and supervised by at least one Level 3 researcher. SCP-8212's ability to translate SCP-999's sounds is to be documented and recorded during these sessions. Description: SCP-8212, nicknamed "Goopy," is an amorphous entity capable of shape-shifting and size-shifting at will. It has two primary morphs: 1. Humanoid Morph:In its first default form, SCP-8212 appears as a humanoid figure composed of purple slime. It stands approximately 142.3 cm tall and wears a purple hoodie with a star emblem on the front. This form is used most often when interacting with Foundation personnel, allowing for easier communication and interaction. SCP-8212 speaks in a shy, childish way with a high-pitched voice while in this form. 2. Goop Morph: In its second default form, SCP-8212 resembles a purple, amorphous goop similar to SCP-999. The height of this form is variable and can change depending on SCP-8212's current size and shape-shifting needs. However, SCP-8212's surface retains its purple goop texture even when assuming different shapes. SCP-8212 can speak rudimentary English, often using simple sentences and phrases. Communication with SCP-8212 has revealed a friendly and curious personality, making it relatively easy to manage and interact with. SCP-8212 and SCP-999 have developed a close friendship over time, engaging in playful activities and bonding with each other. SCP-8212 often spends time with SCP-999, translating its sounds and providing companionship. Discovery: SCP-8212 was discovered on [Date] by [Description of who discovered SCP-8212 and under what circumstances]. Addendum 8212-A: Incident Report On [Date], SCP-8212 was discovered missing from its containment chamber during a routine bed check. Despite extensive searches throughout the facility, SCP-8212 could not be located until the following morning. SCP-8212 was found under the cafeteria tables, seemingly asleep. This incident prompted a review of containment procedures, leading to the implementation of stricter protocols to ensure SCP-8212's compliance with its containment schedule. Addendum 8212-B: Interaction Log **Date:[Date] **Interviewer: Dr. Chris **Interviewed:SCP-8212 Transcript: Dr. Chris: Good morning, SCP-8212. How are you feeling today? SCP-8212: (Shifts into its humanoid form) Good morning, Dr. Chris. I am feeling quite well. Thank you for the puzzles; they are very entertaining. Dr. Chris: I'm glad to hear that. Can you tell me more about SCP-999's communications? SCP-8212: Yes. SCP-999 is happy today. It wants to play and make people laugh. Dr. Chris: That's wonderful. Anything else? SCP-8212: SCP-999 likes the new toy you gave it. It says thank you. Dr. Chris: Thank you, SCP-8212. Your help is invaluable. Addendum 8212-C: Encounter with Dr. Bright Approximately one month after SCP-8212's containment, it had an unexpected encounter with Dr. Bright, a senior researcher at Site-XX. Dr. Bright, known for his eccentric personality, stumbled upon SCP-8212 while conducting routine inspections in the containment area. Despite initial reservations due to Dr. Bright's reputation, SCP-8212 greeted him with curiosity and enthusiasm. Dr. Bright, intrigued by SCP-8212's amorphous nature, engaged in conversation and playful banter with the entity. The encounter ended with Dr. Bright remarking that SCP-8212's presence added a delightful touch of whimsy to the otherwise serious atmosphere of the facility.

Of note, the user wrote the following in the edit comment for the initial page creation:

i saw this scp was empty so i filled it with an scp idea i had in mind for a long time

and the series page edit comment is:

made scp 8212 say the name of my scp

Their sandbox page has the draft posted in its entirety at the page creation: https://scp-sandbox-3.wikidot.com/8212-the-brain-teaser (edit comment "I added my scp I thought of:D yay") with the only edit being the user adding "WRITTEN BY CHRISGOUT :3" to the top.

User has no forum activity.

Comments ported from page's discussion thread:

https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-16879298/scp-8212#post-6557980

An AI plagiarism detector reports 100% AI-generated text. If I wanted to read an AI-generated article I would generate one myself. I come here to read quality, thought-provoking fiction from talented authors—not text spat out from an LLM in less than 30 seconds.

https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-16879298/scp-8212#post-6557985

Agreed, I also got 100% AI when checked, and it has all the hallmarks of a piece created by AI anyway — purple prose, out-of-use ideas, no indication of this being the 9th series, not the 1st.

Even if this wasn't clearly AI, you're really missing the mark with a free-roaming scip and using Dr. Bright. This is another good reason not to use AI — they're dumb as shit, and don't understand social and cultural changes in writing websites such as this one.

And hey, you could have at the very least taken the Site XX out, show the readers of your LLM crap the tiniest amount of respect by spending the second it takes to adjust 'your' work.

Membership revoked, PM sent.