AI Record - DrRoskelly

Re: AI Record - DrRoskelly

Wed, 24 Jul 2024 07:08:18 +0000

Most recent reply:

My sister's fiancé helped me with the formatting since I didn't know what to do about it, but he did. I stated before that the "several anomalous characteristics that differentiate it from baseline humans" list was my own idea; I like to list characteristics and other things like that when I write down things about my own fictional universes. I wish AI didn't tend to list things in the same way, it makes me look bad. It's like how I listened to Queen before the Bohemian Rhapsody biopic came out, but after it came out everybody swore I only listened to Queen because they were "trendy".

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Re: AI Record - DrRoskelly

Mon, 22 Jul 2024 07:20:30 +0000

Re-applied, rejoined site.

ETA: 65 days later, received this message:

I don't like to be vengeful or fickle or petty, but sometimes I get pushed enough to where I become truly petty. At this point, I don't even care about the article-I'll always know SCP-6921 as Saftrod Kalksten-do whatever you want with it; but the amount of articles I see on here that are obviously AI-generated, or at least altered by AI when my article got removed because it seemed like it was AI, not confirmed, irritates me. I'll just make my own place for anomalous entities, since you guys want to pick and choose who gets an article; I'll make a place based on honesty and integrity. It may take me a long time, I do not care.

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Re: AI Record - DrRoskelly

Mon, 22 Jul 2024 07:04:36 +0000

Continuing to receive replies:

If you're talking about the nickname Saftrod Kalksten, I translated it to Danish; it means Saproot Limestone. He's a character in my D&D homebrew, so when I was coming up with an SCP for the article, my sister's fiancé suggested I base the SCP off of something from my homebrew, so I chose Saftrod.

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I was not referring to the nickname.

I'm sorry, I wasn't sure if you were or not. I honestly don't even care about my article being removed, I just don't like when people assume I use AI for writing; as a writer, that hurts my feelings. I'd rather be broke and write my own words than rich from an artificial intelligence's words.

Can you explain the reason you used the "several anomalous characteristics that differentiate it from baseline humans" list format?

I thought I could have multiple anomalous traits for the SCP to show how anomalous it was; I'm sorry if that isn't allowed, I won't do it anymore. This is the first time I've done an SCP article; I didn't know there were specific formats I needed to use.

The format and word choice in the article you posted are very commonly associated with AI-generated works. For readers familiar with AI-generated material in particular, it is difficult to believe that all those layout similarities are due to pure coincidence/the author not being familiar with the standard article format (there is only one standard article format).

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Re: AI Record - DrRoskelly

Sun, 21 Jul 2024 06:44:46 +0000

Received the following reply:

I did not use AI generated content, I'm just obsessed with words and was trying to sound like the SCP Foundation. I apologize if it seemed like my content was AI generated, but it was entirely made by me.

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Many sections of your article contain hallmarks common to AI-generated content, which are also not found in standard SCP article structure. Can you provide examples of articles you looked at when determining which format to follow, to sound like other SCP articles?

I don't know how formats work, but I've looked at quite a few SCP articles my sister's fiancé showed me; he loves everything SCP. A few that I can name off the top of my head are Alaaniwe, The Liar's Cradle, The Coffee Machine, SCP-682, SCP-1993, The Anti-Matter Virus, SCP-035, SCP-3000 (it might have been 2000, I can't remember), and SCP-049. I understand your wariness for AI; I only use AI to have it roleplay as Dragon Ball characters, and it doesn't even do it that well. I completely understand if you decide to remove my article.

None of the articles noted follow the layout you've used for the description of your article, particularly the titled abilities list.

I thought I'd add the titled abilities list to put it in a personal touch; if it's not allowed, I'll make sure not to include them for possible future articles.

An article listing extraneous subheadings is a very common indicator of AI-usage. It's even more noticeable when the wording used does not match that of other samples of writing from the author.

Re: AI Record - DrRoskelly

Sat, 20 Jul 2024 08:23:07 +0000

Porting examples of particular note:

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As well as a comment from the author in response to being told that the material read like AI, and "Agreed it doesn't use normal scp format": https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-16888666/scp-6921#post-6569437

I've been told that I sound AI generated; I think it's because I'm autistic. I promise this is not AI generated; the only thing I use AI for is to have it roleplay as different Dragon Ball characters. Also, I don't know how to use different formats.

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I've been told that I sound AI generated; I think it's because I'm autistic. I promise this is not AI generated; the only thing I use AI for is to have it roleplay as different Dragon Ball characters.

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AI Record - DrRoskelly

Sat, 20 Jul 2024 01:46:19 +0000

It was brought to staff attention that DrRoskelly (account age 1 day, site membership 18 hours) posted the article: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6921, which contained multiple indicators of AI-generation.

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Item #: SCP-6921

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-6921 is to be contained in a standard humanoid containment chamber at Site-17. Access to SCP-6921 is restricted to Level 3 personnel and above. Interaction with SCP-6921 requires approval from the Site Director and must be conducted in accordance with Protocol 6921-Delta. The containment chamber is to be monitored 24/7 via security cameras. Any unusual behavior or changes in SCP-6921’s physical state are to be reported immediately to the on-site research lead.

Description:
SCP-6921 is a humanoid entity approximately 2.1 meters tall, resembling a human male in early adulthood. SCP-6921 possesses several anomalous characteristics that differentiate it from baseline humans:

1. Root Beer Excretion: SCP-6921 secretes a liquid identical in composition to root beer from all bodily orifices. This secretion occurs at a rate of approximately 1 liter per hour. The liquid is non-anomalous aside from its method of production and has been classified as safe for consumption.

2. Temporal Anomaly: SCP-6921 appears to exist in a state of temporal flux, capable of experiencing events non-linearly. This results in SCP-6921 occasionally reacting to events before they occur or discussing past events that have not yet happened. SCP-6921 claims to have knowledge of the "████ ████ Continuum" and refers to a being named "████ █████," an entity supposedly tasked with maintaining temporal order within this continuum.

3. Cultural Knowledge: SCP-6921 demonstrates extensive knowledge of Rootlandian culture, including language, customs, and history. SCP-6921 frequently mentions figures such as King RootDude, Queen Agatha, and ████, the ███████ of the Rootverse. SCP-6921 speaks fluently, as well as with a high degree of verbosity, in a mix of modern English and a strange language it called "███████." ███████ appears to be at least 93.6% similar to Danish, with strange guttural sounds to make up the rest.

Addendum 6921-A: Discovery

SCP-6921 was discovered in a small town in Denmark, following reports of a man producing large quantities of root beer from his body. Foundation agents were dispatched to investigate and subsequently contained SCP-6921 without incident. Initial interviews revealed SCP-6921's claims regarding its origin and its awareness of temporal anomalies.

Interview Log 6921-1:

Interviewer: Dr. Pluto Roskelly
Interviewee: SCP-6921

Dr. Roskelly: Good morning, SCP-6921. Can you tell me about your origins?

SCP-6921: My name is Saftrod Kalksten, which in my language means "███████ █████████." I hail from Rootlandia, a realm intertwined with the very essence of Root Beer. I am but a humble servant of the ████ ████ Continuum, overseen by the vigilant eyes of ████ █████.

Dr. Roskelly: Can you elaborate on this "████ ████ Continuum"?

SCP-6921: It is the very fabric of time itself within the Rootverse, a delicate web maintained by ████ █████. He was once a ███████, a guardian transformed after a tragic misunderstanding. Now, he watches over the timeline, ensuring the flow of events remains undisturbed.

Dr. Roskelly: And what about your ability to secrete root beer?

SCP-6921: Ah, yes. It is the lifeblood of Rootlandia, the essence that binds us all. It flows through me as naturally as it does through the land and the people. It is both a gift and a responsibility.

Dr. Roskelly: You've mentioned several individuals from Rootlandian lore. Can you tell me more about them?

SCP-6921: Certainly. King RootDude and Queen Agatha rule with wisdom and honor. Their children, such as ████, who ███████ the Rootverse, and Adriana, who ██ ████ ███ ███ █████ ██████, are integral to our history. The Lime League and the 'Ri Tribe, with their mastery of Lime magic, are vital to our society's balance.

Dr. Roskelly: Thank you, SCP-6921. That will be all for now.

Addendum 6921-B: Incident 6921-Alpha

On ██/██/████, SCP-6921 exhibited signs of distress and began speaking of an impending temporal anomaly involving the "Blue Devil," a figure from ███ ████████ ████████. Security footage captured SCP-6921 seemingly interacting with an invisible entity. Following this incident, SCP-6921 was placed under heightened observation, and additional measures were implemented to monitor for any signs of temporal disruption.

Conclusion:
SCP-6921's unique properties and knowledge provide valuable insight into potential temporal anomalies and alternate cultural constructs. Continued study is recommended to further understand SCP-6921’s abilities and the implications of the ████ ████ Continuum.

Saftrod kalkstem

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