Re: AI Record - Kizzaa

Fri, 16 Aug 2024 07:21:58 +0000

Noting that staff discussed the matter and decided to implement a monthlong ban due to the dishonesty and "[the user] deliberately covering their tracks and egregiously lying about it".

Nico and Kufat supporting the ban. Ban enacted, PM sent.

Re: AI Record - Kizzaa

Wed, 14 Aug 2024 13:19:27 +0000

Yeah, this looks like AI usage. In addition, I think their denial and attempts to cover it up fall under the dishonesty rule.

Re: AI Record - Kizzaa

Wed, 14 Aug 2024 08:14:29 +0000

Noting that they responded to the AI inquiry on the forum thread with: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-16906104/seeking-greenlights-the-soul-stealing-television#post-6599563

No, go to ZeroGPT.com the most trusted ChatGpt detector and run my whole concept through that.

I responded:

AI detectors frequently make mistakes, regardless of how trusted they are stated to be.

If you would like to reword your material to make it sound less AI-generated, I recommend starting with the central narrative section, which very much reads like it was generated by a computer with little understanding of what narrative content is, and a consistent output pattern of the same sentence structure.

AI Record - Kizzaa

Tue, 13 Aug 2024 08:00:49 +0000

Noting that new site member Kizzaa (account age 568 days, site membership 1 day) recently posted the following concept thread: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-16906104/seeking-greenlights-the-soul-stealing-television#post-6599469 which contains multiple common indicators of AI generation

Elevator Pitch: A soul stealing, mind controlling television that mutates people's bodies and transforms individuals into mindless, distorted creatures that obsessively pursue the SCP. It further duplicates itself onto other monitors, searching for more souls to claim.

Central Narrative: The SCP article follows the discovery, containment, and study of SCP-6517, a television with anomalous properties found in an abandoned antique shop. The story delves into the fate of the shop's owner, Harold Finch, who was driven to madness by the television. It explores the eerie transformation process of individuals exposed to SCP-6517, leading to their inevitable demise and hints at a broader, possibly extradimensional origin of the TV's broadcasts. The article builds suspense by slowly revealing the SCP's effects through experiment logs, eyewitness accounts, and the mysterious history of Finch’s obsession.

Of note, their sandbox: https://scp-sandbox-3.wikidot.com/scp-xxxx-the-television revisions 10 and 19 both have large portions of text added in single edits, with followup edits that suggest AI generation was used: user edited the generated text to use UK spelling variations instead of US, and removed this section from the single-edit addition log

Conclusion:

SCP-XXXX-1 instances are driven by an overpowering compulsion to reach SCP-XXXX or its instances at any cost. Their enhanced strength and disregard for personal safety make them a significant threat in containment scenarios. Termination of SCP-XXXX-1 is only achievable by causing sufficient damage to prevent further locomotion. Future containment protocols should account for the destructive potential of SCP-XXXX-1 instances and their relentless nature when pursuing SCP-XXXX.

Their other sandbox: https://scp-sandbox-3.wikidot.com/scp-xxxx-the-shifting-cell has many edits involving a chunk of text being added at once, and then a subsequent edit replacing individual words in the sentences. For example:

SCP-XXXX was discovered after a routine security sweep at Site-17 revealed that the previously empty containment cell had undergone significant internal changes without any apparent cause. Subsequent investigations failed to determine the origin or nature of these alterations, leading to the designation of the cell as SCP-XXXX.

was changed to

SCP-XXXX was found after a regular security check at Site-17 showed that the empty containment cell had experienced noticeable internal modifications with no clear reason. Further inquiries did not uncover the source or characteristics of these changes, resulting in the identification of the cell as SCP-XXXX.