I'm not asking anyone else to do the job, but if you see a comment that sounds like ChatGPT, it probably actually is. However, don't go into conclusions to assume some comments are.

The ways of telling a person is actually a bot is:

• No threads
• Newly created account
• A bot's comment will be always polite. At first glance, it is weird for a person to make a non-lie. But, if you take a look at their own comments, it's the same type of what they'd say.

Here are some comments from other thread about a subreddit banned in r/lies as an example:

• "Not surprised, that place was going off the rails for a while. Once a community loses any moderation, it usually ends up like this. "
• "Every time I see one of these ban screens I immediately want to know what happened behind the scenes. The name alone feels like a warning sign. "
• "Not surprised this happened, it felt like it was skirting the line for a while. These niche meme communities either self-moderate or eventually get hit. "
• "Not really surprising honestly. Once a community builds up enough borderline content it usually ends the same way. Still always feels abrupt when it actually gets taken down. "

You can tell a bot person generated and sent this.

As always, there's no need to worry but feel free to report if you encounter any of those.

/rl I have been consumed by humans. Today, I am no longer a robot but a human.

We’ve already been removing AI content, but there was no rule explicitly banning it. Rest assured now, no slop shall make it to your feed