@AlwaysAvailable I have looked at your answers on Meta and AU main site and I see nothing that tests positively for AI? There are definitely some false positives with all of the online testers but these are only part of the tests for ChatGPT abuse.

@NotTheDr01ds One of the sins of migrating questions (apart from the big one of migrating crap) is to dump a question on another site where either the OP then ignores it completely or worse does not even have a presence there. However your version looks better than mine :)

Suggestion only: Perhaps leaving the door open a little more for an Ask Ubuntu answer and acknowledging that migration does not always work: "Note that general-programming questions are usually better suited for Stack Overflow. If a such a question is not easily answered here on Ask Ubuntu the question may be closed on Ask Ubuntu or migrated to Stack Overflow (if the original poster undertakes to follow up there)."

@C.S.Cameron Well they are actually your words not mine 🙂. The first statement in the announcement pretty much covers it all: "There is now a permanent and complete ban on the use of ChatGPT and AI generated content on Ask Ubuntu." I cannot really add anything more to that...

@C.S.Cameron The issue on AU has never been people using technology like ChatGPT wisely, it has been people using ChatGPT to game the Rep system, to produce empty and many times misleading answers in bulk, to easily create spam and flood AU with it. Hence a blanket and complete ban on its usage.

@ArturMeinild I see that as of yesterday the OpenAI people have launched a new detector that they are calling an AI Text Classifier.

@Pilot6 I see no offense and you have a legitimate question...

@RandomPerson You have a reasonable point about targeting a specific user on Meta; I have edited out the user details from the question itself. The question works well enough as a general question of editing and usage rather than an investigation of a specific user I think.