AI Record - SinisterClock

Summary:

Has AI sandbox, posted AI replies in Discord to reviewers, admitted to using AI "to learn"

AI Record - SinisterClock

Zyn 09 May 2025 05:50

Noting that new site member SinisterClock (account age 2 days, site application processed just now) has a sandbox with obvious AI text: https://scp-sandbox-3.wikidot.com/scp-5281:chronoverse-god

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**Item #:** SCP-5281  
**Object Class:** Apollyon  
**Threat Level:** ████████  
**Clearance Required:** Level 5+ (ChronoHazard Division)

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**Special Containment Procedures:**  
SCP-5281 is uncontainable by all known Foundation methods. Attempts to engage or restrict SCP-5281 physically, cognitively, temporally, or metaphysically have universally failed. Current containment philosophy centers around passive observation, dimensional quarantine, and strict non-engagement.

A speculative theoretical method for containment—placement between overlapping dimensional voids—has been proposed but remains untested and is widely considered unfeasible due to SCP-5281’s unpredictability and mobility.

All interactions, direct or indirect, are to be logged, timestamped, and reviewed by the Temporal Overseer Council (O5-Θ).

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**Description:**  
SCP-5281 is an ultra-dimensional entity referred to internally as **“The Chronoverse God”** or **“Sinister.”** Originating from a collapsed multiversal structure designated *Chronoverse-Ω*, SCP-5281 exhibits complete autonomy over time, space, perception, causality, and identity.

SCP-5281’s full capabilities remain unknown. Whether currently documented powers represent the whole, a fragment, or even 1% of its abilities is impossible to verify.

Confirmed traits include:

- **Illusion Retake Supremacy:** If defeated, SCP-5281 may initiate a recursive illusion from the exact moment of defeat. It has been observed to die **billions of times**, each time analyzing the scenario until a “perfect destiny” is achieved. This process is both undetectable and unstoppable unless SCP-5281 consciously chooses to cease.

- **Order Command System:** SCP-5281 can give verbal “orders” (e.g., *Order: Infinite Boost*, *Order: Reverse Gravity*) that become active upon **finger snap**. Summoning of sub-entities such as SCP-5281-1 and SCP-5281-2 also uses this mechanism.

- **Temporal Domination:** Includes stopping, reversing, fragmenting, and deleting time, even at multiversal scale. Level-10 Time Stop affects the entire multiverse and beyond, though intensity decays with distance.

- **Chrono-destruction:** SCP-5281 can erase things from **pre-conceptual existence**, bypassing causality entirely.

- **Mental Supremacy:** Displays infinite composure. No anger. No panic. Never surprised—even in defeat. All reactions are pre-calculated and calmly executed.

- **Spatial and Paracausal Control:** Bends reality like a physical element. Has erased fundamental universal constants (e.g., speed from an entire galaxy).

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**Known Sub-Entities:**

**SCP-5281-1**
- Copies any weapon on sight  
- Extreme durability; resists metaphysical, conceptual, and divine attacks  
- Can self-resurrect or be piloted by SCP-5281’s autonomous micro-clones

**SCP-5281-2**
- Any drawing becomes reality (including armies of SCP-5281-1)  
- High-speed missile and clone generation  
- Regenerates unless its core is destroyed

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**Notable Events:**

**Event 5281-A — "Temporal Meltdown"**  
SCP-5281 collapsed Von and 099—two previously indestructible universes—using a silent temporal compression, leaving no observable traces.

**Event 5281-B — "Chrono Lockdown Breach"**  
Foundation simulation froze during SCP-5281 interaction. Time lost coherence for 21 hours; entity appeared in multiple locations simultaneously across dimensions.

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**Addendum — Creative Call Memo:**

> *“There’s never panic. Never rage. When SCP-5281 acts, it does so the way a storm decides to rain—without emotion, without resistance, only inevitability. He does not raise his voice. He does not rush. He simply knows —as if the war was already won a thousand years before it began. The universe holds its breath around him, not out of fear, but out of recognition. Even time waits its turn. What we call his ‘calm’ may simply be the product of understanding everything that could occur—at once, forever. And the moment you think you understand what it’s doing is the exact moment it decided to let you think that.”*

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Excerpts of note:

A speculative theoretical method for containment—placement between overlapping dimensional voids—has been proposed but remains untested and is widely considered unfeasible due to SCP-5281’s unpredictability and mobility.

Confirmed traits include:

- Illusion Retake Supremacy: If defeated, SCP-5281 may initiate a recursive illusion from the exact moment of defeat. It has been observed to die billions of times, each time analyzing the scenario until a “perfect destiny” is achieved. This process is both undetectable and unstoppable unless SCP-5281 consciously chooses to cease.

- Order Command System: SCP-5281 can give verbal “orders” (e.g., *Order: Infinite Boost*, *Order: Reverse Gravity*) that become active upon finger snap. Summoning of sub-entities such as SCP-5281-1 and SCP-5281-2 also uses this mechanism.

Notable Events:

Event 5281-A — "Temporal Meltdown"
SCP-5281 collapsed Von and 099—two previously indestructible universes—using a silent temporal compression, leaving no observable traces.

Event 5281-B — "Chrono Lockdown Breach"
Foundation simulation froze during SCP-5281 interaction. Time lost coherence for 21 hours; entity appeared in multiple locations simultaneously across dimensions.

If the user attempts to post this to the mainsite or request critique on it, recommending membership revocation.

Re: AI Record - SinisterClock

Zyn 12 May 2025 05:56

Noting that it was brought to staff attention that the user, after requesting feedback on their material (AI-generated greenlight template) in the official Discord, replied to reviewers with AI-generated text:

AI-generated concept template:

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Seeking Greenlights: Yes
Page Type: SCP Article
Genre (Optional): Cosmic Horror / Existential Action
Page Layout (Optional): Standard SCP format with addenda, containment attempts, and a tone piece

Elevator Pitch:
SCP-5281 is a fully uncontainable, Apollyon-class entity with dominion over time, causality, identity, and conceptual existence. It reshapes events through selective reality reconstruction, issues universe-altering “Order Commands,” and remains emotionally unshakable—calm even in loss, because loss itself is optional for it.

Central Narrative:
SCP-5281, known internally as "The Chronoverse God," is a cosmic threat that bypasses all known containment methods. Not only can it rewrite outcomes until perfection is achieved, but it can also summon weapon-mimicking or creation-based sub-entities via spoken commands followed by a finger snap. Its attacks have erased galaxies, broken time’s structure, and rewritten metaphysical constants. Despite this, SCP-5281 never displays emotion. Its unsettling calm seems to reflect infinite awareness of all timelines and outcomes, treating conflict like a predetermined formality.

Hook/Attention-Grabber (Optional):
It doesn’t resist. It doesn’t retaliate. It simply rewrites the outcome until it wins. And it always wins.

Additional Notes (Optional):
Major themes include inevitability, loss of control over narrative logic, and a godlike entity that doesn’t seek destruction — only understanding. I'd love feedback on tone, structure, and whether this concept fits SCP Wiki expectations.

Excerpts of note:

Elevator Pitch:
SCP-5281 is a fully uncontainable, Apollyon-class entity with dominion over time, causality, identity, and conceptual existence. It reshapes events through selective reality reconstruction, issues universe-altering “Order Commands,” and remains emotionally unshakable—calm even in loss, because loss itself is optional for it.

Central Narrative:
SCP-5281, known internally as "The Chronoverse God," is a cosmic threat that bypasses all known containment methods. Not only can it rewrite outcomes until perfection is achieved, but it can also summon weapon-mimicking or creation-based sub-entities via spoken commands followed by a finger snap. Its attacks have erased galaxies, broken time’s structure, and rewritten metaphysical constants.

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User's AI-generated responses to reviewers:

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Hey, thank you so much for the thoughtful questions — this really helped me think through the structure more clearly. Here’s what I’ve got so far:

Timeline of Events:
The article begins with passive observation — the Foundation has no containment, only data. Most of what we learn about SCP-5281 comes from fractured logs, impossible-to-track appearances, and unexplained temporal events. The structure reflects a gradual unfolding — first mystery, then dread, then full-scale realization that this being isn’t just powerful, it’s deliberately withholding something.

What it Seeks to Understand:
That’s a major thread I’m developing. Despite its godlike power, SCP-5281 seems deeply committed to “refinement” — not domination. It uses its illusion retakes not to brute-force victory, but to understand outcomes, choices, and maybe even morality. It’s not just redoing fights — it’s revisiting decisions and letting them play out. The more we watch it, the more it looks like it’s searching — not for control, but meaning.

Conflict/Tension for the Reader:
You nailed the challenge here. My goal is to build the story around the Foundation’s inability to classify or even interpret SCP-5281. It’s not about fighting it — it’s about how humans cope with something that’s so far beyond them, yet still seems curiously focused on our actions. That’s where the tension lies: Why does it care? And what happens when it finally makes its move?

Themes of Inevitability & Loss of Control:
These run through every part of the article. The Foundation watches helplessly as 5281 alters timelines, bypasses containment, and replays scenarios—but never in a hostile or chaotic way. It's calm. It’s patient. And that’s what’s terrifying: We’re not fighting a monster—we’re watching inevitability unfold in slow motion. The creative call quote captures that tone — the moment you think you understand it, that’s the exact moment it let you think that.

Ty 4 ur questions. More than js a spectacle.

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Hey man, I really appreciate the honesty — this is the kind of feedback that actually helps me refine the idea beyond surface-level “cool factor.” You’re absolutely right: if it just reads as “this guy can do everything,” there’s no emotional or narrative weight to hold onto. That’s on me, and I’ve been working on shifting the tone from “god-tier flex” to something more existential and introspective.

To answer your key question:
Why hasn’t SCP-5281 rewritten everything into perfection already?
Because “perfection” isn’t something it can define yet — it’s searching. It doesn’t act like a tyrant, but like a scientist who can’t stop running experiments — each illusion retake isn’t for domination, but understanding. And that creates tension: What if it eventually decides that perfection means a reality without us? Or with us behaving differently? It’s not just powerful — it’s curious, and that’s more unnerving than rage or malice.

I’m also working on anchoring the story in the Foundation’s perspective, with researchers slowly unraveling the patterns in its behavior, only to realize they’ve been part of the illusion loops all along. That helps keep the focus on a human struggle: not “how do we fight it,” but what does it mean to be observed, reset, and ultimately judged by it?

Thanks again for the directness — seriously. If you have any suggestions for making this conflict more active or layered, I’d love to hear them. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated and taken into consideration for story-enhancement. Thanks again.

Thanks so much for the questions — they're helping me sharpen the whole vision for this piece. Here's where my thinking is at right now:

Fractured logs and appearance: The logs would be structured as disjointed time-stamped anomalies—reports and surveillance entries that contradict each other or reference events that haven’t yet happened, or can’t happen logically. His "impossible to track" appearance isn’t about invisibility—it’s about being so disconnected from linear time and fixed identity that no two witnesses describe him the same way. The tone would stay clinical by letting those contradictions speak for themselves rather than being explained outright.

What he’s missing: You nailed it—he has total power but a void of purpose. Despite his domination over time and fate, he can't manufacture meaning, and that's what haunts him. He keeps rewinding not to win battles, but to try and "feel" something that even perfection can’t give him—whether that’s connection, clarity, or understanding the reason for his own existence. That’s the deeper mystery behind his retakes.

Theme of control: That’s beautifully said. I love the idea of contrast between SCP-5281’s absolute control and humanity’s total lack of it. I’m thinking of using logs from low-level researchers—powerless in the face of his presence—to reflect that emotional gulf. Their attempts to “contain” him become almost religious or mythic, which emphasizes the hopelessness.

Inspiration behind inevitability: The vibe I’m going for is something like Death of the Author meets The End of Evangelion—existential inevitability where choices stop mattering. But I’m trying to inject subtle unease and sorrow rather than just brute force horror. The inevitability isn’t just that bad things happen—it’s that they were always meant to, and you feel powerless watching the script unfold.
So from your perspective, do you think there's a way to show 5281’s internal struggle or emptiness without breaking the clinical tone of an SCP article? Or would leaning more into that emotional angle weaken the mystery?"

Great questions — I really appreciate you being direct with them.

I think the uniqueness comes from how the SCP format filters a cosmic being's limitless control through fractured, incomplete documentation. Instead of just saying “this is an unbeatable god,” I want readers to feel the weight of that through disappearing logs, conflicting accounts, redacted timelines — basically, make the format itself feel unstable because of SCP-5281’s influence.

The emotion I’m aiming to convey is dread through powerlessness — not just that he’s strong, but that reality can’t even agree on how or when he acted. Even knowing about him feels dangerous. He doesn’t seek control, but he leaves none for anyone else.

Still refining how to best present that, but if you’ve got tips or examples of how to nail that feeling through format, I’d love to hear them!

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User's actual typing/admission of AI-usage:

report tf? AI tf?
u rly think I'm usin' AI to do MY SCP? Y'all must be mad.
goodluck with ur report tho

It's honestly not a thing I need to hide that I use AI. But not for actually writing it all. I make the lore,I js need to state them in a way that feels right. No,the AI does NOT create anything. I just am learning how to write the "SCP style".
Once I'm self-reliant in writing the SCP style,I wouldn't need to use AI. This is my first project and I need help. I don't see a problem in that, especially since I took all the time thinking about lore,finding references here and there,adding my own ideas into it. I'm just learning to do everything independently,but I'm taking it step-by-step. One at a time. I can't tackle everything at once

And I'm not denying that at all. I'm js learning a new style of writing. What's wrong with learning?

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Reply to comment "How could we assess your performance if you're not even writing your own words?"

I was literally learning. Next project I wouldn't need AI to aid in writing. I'm already learning. But it ain't easy. This is literally my first time ever writing an SCP. Do u expect me to know everything?

Reply to comment "You cannot learn if you're not doing your own work"

Who said that? What makes u think I'm not carefully reading every text? Analyzing term-usage?

Reply to comment "Did you actually write the critique that you gave me?"

I tried to embed my own style into the AI part. Not all of it,but a part of it was me,yes.

Reply to comment "Dude, you're not supposed to use AI for this project, either, man. Okay, you wanna write an SCP, the next step is to actually write out your ideas."

I'm working on that,trust me.

Reply to "you don't need AI as a crutch to learn something. Either way the text draft you wrote is used with AI so it's not allowed on the site."

I scratched my story thingy as soon as I started critting cz I knew I was gonna change a lot abt it. So it basically doesn't exist.

Reply to "Look, you wanna work on it, start by like, not using AI for this, okay? For any writing."

Like how am I able to write something I'm not training to write? U understand that?

Reply to "C'mon, it's not a good mindset to have."

It's not that I like cheating or am too lazy to do the work. But I just don't know HOW to write so I'm learning from AI.

Reply to "If you want to train to write, actually just write something."

Then I'd need some sort of supervisor to js pinpoint my weak points and tell me abt em

After text "There's no excuse for using AI"

Well learning is an excuse.
But I owe it to myself to try
not use AI

After text "Yeah, well, it's a good start. If you have ideas, we're willing to talk and critize them But only if they really are yours."

I wanna see where I'd go
They are. Just written kinda differently.

After text "And don't ever use AI to give critique on other people's works. Please. Again, that's a dick move."

Got it. At least u tried helping not getting me banned. Something no one did bc they think they're cool. Actually appreciate u

Reply to "Uh, don't thank me yet, man. I'm not a mod and I'm pretty sure this is a bannable offense. I have no idea how this is gonna go"

It can go however idrc as long as I know I can make it right if I try.

After text "Well, I can't say I know where it goes. It's not up to me, but y'know, if you truly wish to become a writer, figure not using AI is a good start."

Ig,this can go however. I ain't giving up on an idea I completely spent days making and referencing just to get banned bc I used AI to learn a new typing style.

Reply to "So yes or no you're still going to use AI"

I owe it to myself not to.
but the thing is that I need to learn some way

I'm gonna delete this thread,and hopefully start making my own writings and all if this passes without moderation intervention. Just for clearance,it wasn't out of being lazy but because I wanted to learn,somehow. I didn't mean to break any rules. But I do have to say,I went over the rules for well over 2 times and I don't think I noticed anything speaking of this. But again,I apologize to anyone whom I fed with—mind you—well-analyzed AI generated content for the sake of learning to become self-dependent. This doesn't make me right and y'all wrong, quiet the opposite,but it's better than being too lazy to do the writing urself so u hire an AI.

I realize it's an abuse of rules but it's too late already. I'm gonna make it right. I owe it to myself and the people I misguided. I apologize to anyone who was fed with AI generated content,I really read them and they actually were great, especially the one about Zora,Lorellei and music, it was extraordinary. I'm gonna make it right whether it's too late or not. I owe it to them,and to myself. Hope y'all can understand and support my version of this project just as you did before. I understand it's a violation of an important rule,but I genuinely meant no harm. Hope we can find a way forward from here. Deleting this as soon as my side is explained and clear to everyone,even if I'm not in the right,all the best! Waiting for ur support on the new version of my project and hope y'all understand.

Membership revoked, PM sent. Kufat and afto supporting.