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RE: Talk Channel: "Comment or ask a question"/ Comente o pregunte (week 263) in the WOX
It is acceptable, logical and understandable to use AI to complement information or improve a working method, but what is wrong is to use AI to generate content on any topic to try to monetize, as is the case with the platform. Like everything, opportunists vaguely take advantage of technological advances, and it is something we cannot avoid.
I understand that ,i think there should be strict rules about this, not just for new users but also for old ones. I've noticed that sometimes, even users with a high reputation use ai in their blogs, in teaching, also to provide feedback, which is disappointing
It is important that you report cases with signs of AI that you find, we must create a culture that AI is a complement (as advice), and not a direct tool for creating content on Steemit.
Can I ask how to report this? As I indicated, when I submit my contributions to the programming challenge classes, I get comments. However, when I read it, I believe that the instructor doesn't observe my photos and simply analyzes my words. When I utilized AI detection on his comments, it proved that his replies were authored by AI. I examined several of his postings with AI detection, and all of them were labeled as AI-generated, including the challenge posts.
Which case are you referring to?
If there is any disagreement in the review of your entries, you must let the person in charge of the contest know.
I let him know, but he didn't respond to me, so I decided not to participate these lessons again.