pschlosser
Well-Known Member
Has anyone else noticed the uptick in users copying and pasting AI-generated responses to questions and posting them in response to posts?
Some of them can be pretty long-winded, and seem only of marginal help to other users or the original poster (OP)
If I wanted AI content, I would just go and... google (or other source) it, myself.
Perhaps this is the new trend: ask a simple question, get a long-winded 1500 word reply that takes 10-15 minutes to sift through, including bulleted formatting and the works.
Maybe I'm just getting crotchety, but if a user responding to a post has to rely on AI-content for their reply, maybe they don't have anything to say worth reading.
Some of them can be pretty long-winded, and seem only of marginal help to other users or the original poster (OP)
If I wanted AI content, I would just go and... google (or other source) it, myself.
Perhaps this is the new trend: ask a simple question, get a long-winded 1500 word reply that takes 10-15 minutes to sift through, including bulleted formatting and the works.
Maybe I'm just getting crotchety, but if a user responding to a post has to rely on AI-content for their reply, maybe they don't have anything to say worth reading.
