Great to the results of the Community at work :)

In addition to the answers here I would recommend coming to Raiders of the Lost Downboat: chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/3877/raiders-of-the-lost-downbo‌​at for discussion of specific posts which may or may not be AI generated. There are some skilled editors there who are becoming very, very highly skilled in detection of ChatGPT content...

@NotTheDr01ds That needs 20 Rep points doesn't it? Sigh, hopefully that is my last stupid comment for the day...

Perhaps a steer towards the home of editing on AU: Raiders of the Lost Downboat?

@user_OU812 This question and answer has generated an inordinate number of flags. I would suggest 2 things: 1. Have a look at the Ubuntu Code of Conduct: askubuntu.com/conduct and allow this document to guide future posts. 2. You have been given 2 answers by long term AU users: profit by their words and then move on.

@Zanna I wonder if you would be interested in adding a point here about the issues of ChatGPT and the unique situation of ChatGPT holding a huuuuge library of unacknowledged and unattributed material?

CMs are pretty scrupulous about informing the elected Mods of such changes before a general announcement is made and this was no exception.

I would tend to doubt that such questions about ChatGPT have much of a place on Ask Ubuntu main site at the moment, although I certainly welcome the excellent question and answer on installing the 'offline' GPT-2 Output Detector. But ChatGPT has been a hot topic on Ask Ubuntu Meta and doubtless will continue to be so for the foreseeable future...

I have now retrospectively added a comment to all the AI posts I have deleted and will add the same to all future deletions.

@Pilot6 Normally I ensure that I leave a comment when a post is removed but this has obviously slipped with the AI posts. My apologies that you were crunched by the system, this was completely inadvertent!

Ideally discussion will take place on the linked Meta thread where I would be keen to see your input. But: i am not convinced about the use of AI to improve posts in this way. The actual Ask Ubuntu experience with ChatGPT has been very, very different, it has been multiple copy and paste posts that have been for the most part really poor answers. It has been a cool and calculated effort by users to gain rep fast with no interest in accuracy or the production of quality answers.