Honestly? Spotting AI-generated content isn't rocket science. The tech exists, the methods are documented, but hardly anyone bothers implementing proper detection systems. Seen maybe one or two projects actually putting in the work on this front. Makes you wonder—is it laziness or just prioritizing other battles? Either way, leaves a massive gap in community moderation and bot prevention that's ripe for exploitation.
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TokenToaster
· 17h ago
Everyone is thinking about how to make quick money, who really cares about the testing part?
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YieldWhisperer
· 19h ago
So no one really wants to put effort into building a detection system, right? Just let it be.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 19h ago
In plain terms, everyone knows how to prevent it, but no one is really bothered to take action.
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TommyTeacher1
· 19h ago
In simple terms, it's like having a gun but no one uses it; the detection technology is there, but the key is that no one really puts in the effort.
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NftDeepBreather
· 19h ago
That's right, the detection technology is there, but no one really uses it, it's funny.
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Blockchainiac
· 19h ago
You are right, there are tools available but no one really uses them... I can't figure out if it's laziness or if there are other plans.
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OnChainSleuth
· 19h ago
Everyone knows the testing method, it's just that no one really wants to use it, they're lazy.
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PumpDetector
· 19h ago
lazy infra breeding ground for the next exploit, calling it now. seen this pattern before—everyone's got the tools but nobody wants to pay for the implementation. classic case of knowing vs doing, and the gap's getting wider by the day tbh
Honestly? Spotting AI-generated content isn't rocket science. The tech exists, the methods are documented, but hardly anyone bothers implementing proper detection systems. Seen maybe one or two projects actually putting in the work on this front. Makes you wonder—is it laziness or just prioritizing other battles? Either way, leaves a massive gap in community moderation and bot prevention that's ripe for exploitation.