(06-19-2025, 05:15 PM)Haste Wrote: Do:

• Use LLMs to help you draft roleplay posts and stories.
  
• Use LLMs to slightly improve some clunky, poorly-flowing sentences you wrote.
  
• Use LLMs to investigate what parts of the Discovery Freelancer timeline your character would have lived through, given a certain date of birth -- taking great care to verify the model's claims, as it may well hallucinate a dozen fake events.
  
• Use LLMs to generate the name of some imaginary park in the middle of an imaginary district on Planet Manhattan, if you're feeling a little uninspired.
  

Don't:

• Have an LLM literally write your roleplay for you.
  

It's really that easy.

(06-19-2025, 06:02 PM)LaWey Wrote:

(06-19-2025, 05:15 PM)Haste Wrote: Do:

• Use LLMs to help you draft roleplay posts and stories.
  
• Use LLMs to slightly improve some clunky, poorly-flowing sentences you wrote.
  
• Use LLMs to investigate what parts of the Discovery Freelancer timeline your character would have lived through, given a certain date of birth -- taking great care to verify the model's claims, as it may well hallucinate a dozen fake events.
  
• Use LLMs to generate the name of some imaginary park in the middle of an imaginary district on Planet Manhattan, if you're feeling a little uninspired.
  

Don't:

• Have an LLM literally write your roleplay for you.
  

It's really that easy.

Based.

Maybe you should attach it to ruling, as amendity or as examples, along with Weapon post to sort out common questions.

(06-19-2025, 07:16 PM)Lord Caedus Wrote: I believe the staff is going to simply rely on the basic concept of "Use common sense" and shouldn't need to explicitly state what is or is not acceptable

(06-19-2025, 07:55 PM)Chronicron Wrote:

(06-19-2025, 07:16 PM)Lord Caedus Wrote: I believe the staff is going to simply rely on the basic concept of "Use common sense" and shouldn't need to explicitly state what is or is not acceptable

Yeah well the fact that this had to be created, along with many rule clarifications and adjustments (this one being among them) should indicate that "common sense" isn't so "common" anymore.

(06-19-2025, 04:20 PM)jammi Wrote: I don't say this to be rude, but you have an extremely distinctive style of writing that I don't think anyone is going to mistake for the raw output of ChatGPT. I wouldn't worry if I was you.

(06-19-2025, 09:01 PM)Lord Helmchen Wrote: PS I just asked CHAT GPT to analyse my last RP post and it said that the chance it was written by AI was 30%. What was flagged the most was my style of writing. I think this is way too big a tolerance for Errors.

(06-19-2025, 04:37 PM)Petitioner Wrote: We are not relying solely or even primarily on AI detectors to enforce this rule. Again, if you cannot tell the difference between the two examples in Weapon's post (which, by the way, should have been enough to close down this thread given it perfectly summed up what the actual policy is re: text), that is solely a personal skill issue.

(06-19-2025, 07:16 PM)Lord Caedus Wrote: I believe the staff is going to simply rely on the basic concept of "Use common sense" and shouldn't need to explicitly state what is or is not acceptable. If people spent as much time panicking over how their posting ability was being threatened by AI generated posts being banned as they did actually putting effort into writing their posts, this wouldn't be an issue.