AI posts

[urban.spaceman]

Is there a way to mark posts that contains AI content?

 

Like whenever someone posts an ai summary of an article or asked one to provide data or stats - like in manager or transfer threads, there's a tag on the post?

[Finnegan]

13 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

Is there a way to mark posts that contains AI content?

 

Like whenever someone posts an ai summary of an article or asked one to provide data or stats - like in manager or transfer threads, there's a tag on the post?

 

With all due respect, **** off.

 

If people are just copy and pasting text out of ChatGPT (which, I admit, is an annoying trend) there'd be no way of doing this other than mods having to read every single comment and pass judgement on it.

 

It's really, really not worth it for anyone.

 

[urban.spaceman]

9 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

 

With all due respect, **** off.

 

If people are just copy and pasting text out of ChatGPT (which, I admit, is an annoying trend) there'd be no way of doing this other than mods having to read every single comment and pass judgement on it.

 

It's really, really not worth it for anyone.

 

Sorry, I didn't mean that. I agree. I meant if there was an option when on the tool bar in the text box to flag it when posting. Just so that you can make people aware it came from an AI to help people who might not be able to recognise it

[filbertway]

 

✅ What You'll Build

A custom Invision Plugin that:

1. Hooks into the post submission form (forums app).

2. Sends post content to an AI detector API before submission.

3. If content is AI-generated above a threshold, it:

   • Adds a visible "AI-generated" tag to the post once it's published.

   • Optionally adds a warning or notice before submission.

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🧰 Tools & Stack

• Invision Community (IPS 4.x)

• PHP for backend plugin logic

• JavaScript (optional: to handle pre-submit UX)

• External AI detection API (e.g., GPTZero, Copyleaks, Sapling)

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🧱 Step-by-Step Blueprint

1. Create a Plugin

Create a new plugin in the AdminCP:

• Go to AdminCP > Customization > Plugins > Create New Plugin

• Give it a name like AI Content Detector

In the plugin:

• Create a PHP class that extends the \IPS\Content\Controller or hooks into the \IPS\forums\Topic/\IPS\forums\Reply form submission.

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2. Hook into the Posting Process

You can extend the form handling in \IPS\Content\Item or more specifically for forums in \IPS\forums\modules\front\forums\submit.

Hook into the form submit handler and intercept content before it's saved:

php

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// Hook into form submit logic $content = \IPS\Request::i()->post; // or the appropriate field $response = \IPS\Http\Url::external('https://your-aidetector.api/endpoint') ->request() ->post(['content' => $content]); $result = json_decode((string) $response, true); if ($result['ai_confidence'] > 0.8) { $item->ai_detected = true; }

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3. Store the Detection Result

Extend the forums_posts table via a plugin XML install file or dynamically using content item extensions.

Add a boolean or float field:

sql

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ALTER TABLE forums_posts ADD ai_detected TINYINT(1) DEFAULT 0;

Save this result to the post before it's committed.

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4. Add Frontend Badge or Tag

Modify the post display template (postContainer) via your plugin template override:

html

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{{if $comment->ai_detected}} <span class="ipsBadge ipsBadge_style2" title="This post was flagged as AI-generated"> 🤖 AI-Generated </span> {{endif}}

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5. Optional: Pre-Submit Warning

If you'd like to warn users before they submit a post (not just tag it after), inject JS on the form page:

• Add a JavaScript asset in your plugin

• On submit event, send the textarea content via AJAX to your detection API

• Block the submission temporarily and show a modal/warning if it’s flagged

Example:

js

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document.querySelector('form').addEventListener('submit', async (e) => { const content = document.querySelector('textarea').value; const res = await fetch('/yourplugin/detect', { method: 'POST', body: JSON.stringify({ content }), headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } }); const result = await res.json(); if (result.ai_detected) { e.preventDefault(); alert("This content appears to be AI-generated."); } });

You could let the user proceed anyway, but note the post will be tagged visibly.

[RoboFox]

The ChatGPT slop is fvcking boring. The hideous and unfunny AI pictures aren't much better. Give me a crappy photoshop job all day long. 

 

Sums up the state of the internet in 2025 TBF.

[filbertway]

1 hour ago, RoboFox said:

The ChatGPT slop is fvcking boring. The hideous and unfunny AI pictures aren't much better. Give me a crappy photoshop job all day long. 

 

Sums up the state of the internet in 2025 TBF.

I agree, and I've been guilty of a few recently. I need to get back to doing awful editing jobs using paint

 

[Guest]

4 hours ago, RoboFox said:

The ChatGPT slop is fvcking boring. The hideous and unfunny AI pictures aren't much better. Give me a crappy photoshop job all day long. 

 

Sums up the state of the internet in 2025 TBF.

The pictures are awful but I can at least understand why people use them even if the end result is almost always shite. What I don't get at all are the posts that essentially boil down to "I asked AI to tell me what to think about this manager/player/topic" and then delivering it as though, because ChatGPT says it, it's objective fact when the whole point of the forum is to read and engage with other human beings and their thoughts. It's so bleak.

[Vowels]

Forget worrying about Artificial Intelligence; any sort of intelligence at all on here should be welcomed with open arms. It's in incredibly short supply.

[urban.spaceman]

On 11/07/2025 at 12:05, Vowels said:

Forget worrying about Artificial Intelligence; any sort of intelligence at all on here should be welcomed with open arms. It's in incredibly short supply.

I don't have anything to add to this except to say that I'm replying to bump this thread up so I don't have to see the thread with the egregious spelling typo at the bottom of the main page.