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New user promoting a single service - (subtle) spam?

I also think it's spam. None of the answers actually try to answer the question except to say "use this product/service". If the user would actually go into detail about how the product/...
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New user promoting a single service - (subtle) spam?

All three of this user's posts have been deleted as spam; this being said, they shouldn't be able to post answers anymore (the anti-abuse system is doing its job)
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How to detect AI-generated answers?

I'm using this online ChatGPT detector: https://openai-openai-detector.hf.space/ Just paste the question/answer, and it gives you a really good indication. There's also a Stack Exchange script, that ...
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New user promoting a single service - (subtle) spam?

ThinLinc is 19 years old though. We used it at university [a long while back]. Yes, it's paid, but it had management features which made it more useful than the bare VNC servers of the day Not ...
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7 votes

How to detect AI-generated answers?

There's a very common "style" to ChatGPT responses1. If you start to use ChatGPT yourself, you'll quickly become familiar with it. And ChatGPT can be a useful tool, if you keep in mind its ...
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A bit confused about the responses to answers to this question

The answer posted today is giving me a lot of red flags: The link points to a webpage about the software, but there's nothing else there except a vague description of the software. There's no "...
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4 votes

A bit confused about the responses to answers to this question

I'll add another perspective to this - which also adds to why some answers look more like a scam than others. I think you can divide the answers to that question into 2 categories: The self-hosted vs....
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A bit confused about the responses to answers to this question

I can add that there is a rule at Charcoal Disclosed affiliation It’s fine to promote your own product or service on Stack Exchange, as long as: you’re not doing it excessively you disclose your ...
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1 vote

How to detect AI-generated answers?

OpenAI (maker of ChatGPT) has a classifier they currently call a work in progress that you can use for this purpose. Blog post on the classifier The classifier
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How to detect AI-generated answers?

A well known user on the SE network, Glorfindel, created a userscript that provides a "Detect OpenAI" link to posts, that when clicked runs the post through OpenAI detections, using Hugging ...
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