AI Record - A Person Guy

Summary:

Posted AI pages (extraneous subheadings, nonsensical phrase repetition)

AI Record - A Person Guy

Zoobeeny 11 Nov 2024 14:46

It was brought to staff attention that A Person Guy (account age 367 days, site membership 330 days) posted the articles: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-8975, which contained multiple indicators of AI-generation.

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**Item #:** SCP-8975

  **Object Class:** Thaumiel

  **Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-8975 is kept at Site-██, where it is to remain isolated and monitored at all times. Only Level 4 clearance personnel and above are permitted to access SCP-8975 for containment purposes. The room is employed solely for containment needs in cases where all other conventional means are likely to fail or prove insufficient. Its use is restricted to emergencies involving containment breaches or otherwise uncontrollable SCPs, personnel, or instances. Use of SCP-8975 requires approval from at least two O5 Council members.

Personnel are strictly prohibited from entering SCP-8975 alone. Routine inspections are conducted weekly to ensure its structure remains unaltered and continues to display its unique containment properties. Testing with SCP-8975 is to be conducted only upon direct authorization from O5 Command, given its unpredictable adaptation capabilities.

  **Description:** SCP-8975, known as The Always Perfect Containment Cell, is an anomalous containment cell constructed from a highly reflective, indestructible metallic material, with exact dimensions of 10 x 10 x 10 meters. The cell is uniformly shiny and maintains a flawless, polished surface, showing no wear or degradation over time despite various forms of testing and exposure.

SCP-8975’s primary anomaly is its ability to adaptively and instantaneously alter its internal environment to perfectly contain any subject, object, or entity placed within it, including anomalies ranging from Safe to Keter classifications. Upon activation by introducing a subject into the room, SCP-8975 undergoes rapid, undetectable adjustments to create a containment space that inhibits all known abilities and characteristics of the contained subject, regardless of that subject’s known containment requirements.

  **Discovery:** SCP-8975 was first discovered when it was observed that SCP-███, a Keter-class entity notorious for frequent containment breaches, began remaining within its cell for extended periods. Site-██ personnel noted that an auxiliary containment room (later classified as SCP-8975) seemed to retain SCP-███ with no reported breaches, despite previously ineffective containment methods. Tests confirmed the adaptive nature of SCP-8975, leading to its reclassification as Thaumiel.

  **Testing Logs:**

  **Test 8975-A:**

  **Subject:** D-Class personnel (D-3412)
Result: Upon entry, SCP-8975 displayed no unusual behavior, providing a standard containment space suitable for the subject. D-Class personnel reported that the environment felt “comfortable” and was observed to experience no stress-induced behavior, as noted in traditional containment environments.

  **Test 8975-B:**

  **Subject:** [[[SCP-999]]]

  **Result:** [[[SCP-999]]] displayed an initial curiosity upon entering SCP-8975 but exhibited no noticeable change in behavior. SCP-8975’s environment appeared unaltered to observers; however, [[[SCP-999]]] seemed unusually calm and relaxed. [[[SCP-999]]] later expressed reluctance to leave SCP-8975, a phenomenon not previously observed in its interactions with containment spaces.

  **Test 8975-F:**

  **Subject:** SCP-███ (Keter-class entity with high breach risk)

  **Result:** SCP-8975 modified its interior to create a highly restricted containment field, neutralizing SCP-███’s otherwise overwhelming breach capabilities. SCP-███ demonstrated complete passivity and ceased any attempts at escape. Further inspection revealed that SCP-8975 had adapted to directly counteract SCP-███’s anomalous properties, rendering all attempted containment breaches ineffective.
Since its discovery, SCP-8975 has been utilized selectively for critical containment scenarios, acting as a last-resort containment cell for anomalies that otherwise pose severe risks to personnel, assets, and site integrity.

  **Addendum 8975-1:** Despite extensive testing and thorough study, no personnel have been able to determine the underlying mechanism by which SCP-8975 adapts to its occupants. It remains unknown if SCP-8975 is powered by an external energy source, is influenced by sentient thought, or operates through an unknown anomalous process.

  **Addendum 8975-2:** Ongoing studies have determined that SCP-8975 cannot be repurposed or transferred without losing its anomalous properties; attempts to replicate SCP-8975’s material or construct similar containment rooms have failed. SCP-8975 remains the Foundation's primary containment solution for cases with unpredictable or high-risk containment needs.

Notes: No substantial Revision History. No Sandbox.

Disc Team, please weigh in.

Re: AI Record - A Person Guy

Zyn 12 Nov 2024 06:18

Agreed that this is AI-generation, particularly given the following:

Personnel are strictly prohibited from entering SCP-8975 alone. Routine inspections are conducted weekly to ensure its structure remains unaltered and continues to display its unique containment properties. Testing with SCP-8975 is to be conducted only upon direct authorization from O5 Command, given its unpredictable adaptation capabilities.

Discovery: SCP-8975 was first discovered when it was observed that SCP-███, a Keter-class entity notorious for frequent containment breaches, began remaining within its cell for extended periods. Site-██ personnel noted that an auxiliary containment room (later classified as SCP-8975) seemed to retain SCP-███ with no reported breaches, despite previously ineffective containment methods. Tests confirmed the adaptive nature of SCP-8975, leading to its reclassification as Thaumiel.

Addendum 8975-2: Ongoing studies have determined that SCP-8975 cannot be repurposed or transferred without losing its anomalous properties; attempts to replicate SCP-8975’s material or construct similar containment rooms have failed. SCP-8975 remains the Foundation's primary containment solution for cases with unpredictable or high-risk containment needs.

Additionally, the user also coldposted the following additional page, which also has hallmarks of AI-generation (extraneous subheadings): https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-8205

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**Item #:** SCP-8205

**Object Class:** Euclid

**Special Containment Procedures:** Well... we don't exactly know where it is at the moment, but it’s... somewhere? SCP-8205, commonly referred to as "Walking Amnestics," is believed to inhabit Site-██, although its exact location remains undetermined due to its effects on memory. Personnel have been instructed to monitor for any unusual gas leaks or sightings of an unknown entity. Containment Protocol 23-A has been established to contain and neutralize gas leaks quickly, and anyone reporting memory loss following a sighting should report immediately for psychological evaluation. However, records suggest most personnel forget this instruction shortly afterward.

  **Description:** SCP-8205 appears as a dark, shadowy humanoid figure with indistinct, foggy white eyes. Most documentation—and anyone encountering it—reports significant memory loss in relation to the entity, making direct observation and reliable accounts difficult to record. Observers describe it as being like a shadow, though with a "foggy" outline that radiates a subtle, opalescent aura. The entity emits an amnestic gas that seems to affect short-term memory, wiping recent memories and occasionally even distant events.

Reports suggest it moves by walking in an eerily calm, unhurried manner, yet somehow surpasses high-speed motion, as though time or distance hold no significance. It reportedly walked at a deliberate pace but still managed to catch up to personnel who had attempted to flee at top speed.

  **Discovery and Initial Incident:** On October 23, 2002, a significant gas leak occurred at Site-██, though very few details about the incident are recorded. Witness accounts conflict, and every known log or record from that day has fragmented information at best. Some personnel claimed they “saw something”—a dark figure with misty white eyes slowly advancing through the halls. The majority of personnel involved cannot recall precise details of the events, nor can they reliably remember seeing the figure at all.

One researcher—myself, I suppose—wrote a memo after experiencing the event, although my memories are hazy. I recall feeling an inexplicable compulsion to record whatever I could. In the memo, I described an experience where the entity approached me, the fog around it thickening, then… my memory is blank. The only detail that stands out is the date: October 23rd. Something about the way it moved toward me, the feeling of the fog… and then… nothing.

  **Behavioral Traits:** Personnel intermittently report seeing SCP-8205 in common areas—as if it’s part of the team. The entity has been "seen" sitting in break rooms or standing in laboratories, occasionally noticed by staff who seem disoriented upon observing it. Curiously, security footage and other records fail to capture it. These same personnel typically forget the encounter soon after. On multiple occasions, employees have reportedly held entire conversations with SCP-8205, though these interactions remain unverifiable.

When another gas leak occurs—always unexplained—the entity seems to vanish, without triggering containment breach alarms. Each gas leak appears to serve as a "reset," leaving personnel with blank memories of the leak and their interactions with SCP-8205. These events are always marked by an unusual reduction in camera footage, and none of the logged reports about the leaks ever seem to include SCP-8205, even though personnel later recall something being there.

  **Addendum - Author’s Note:** Look… if you’re reading this, and you’re getting confused, that’s—normal, I guess. Because I was there that October 23rd, I’m sure of it. I just… I think I was there? My notes are so vague. I remember watching SCP-8205 in the lab, sitting or standing, and nobody seemed to acknowledge it—or, they did? It’s hard to tell. But once the gas leak started, it… left? Or maybe I left? We… something happened. My notes… they don’t make sense, and they should, but every time I read them, it’s like they rewrite themselves. And then… the next day, it just walked back in like nothing happened.

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