Recently there is more AI generated content being posted, and in many cases it's misleading or misinformation. One thing that would be useful as a guideline in my opinion would be to ask our userbase to ensure sources are sited when posting information if it's not their own. It would also be very useful to have it listed what the source was. Eg ChatGPT, Grok, DeepSeek etc.
I would also like to ask if it would be possible for content posted in this community to be automatically scanned to identify AI generated content and flag it as such?
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Recently there is more AI generated content being posted, and in many cases it's misleading or misinformation. One thing that would be useful as a guideline in my opinion would be to ask our userbase to ensure sources are sited when posting information if it's not their own. It would also be very useful to have it listed what the source was. Eg ChatGPT, Grok, DeepSeek etc.
I would also like to ask if it would be possible for content posted in this community to be automatically scanned to identify AI generated content and flag it as such?
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Hi BrandonH, I will submit this idea to the entire Oracle Moderators and other communities to see the consensus here. I think citing at least the source could be an interesting information. In any case, we can't discard a post because someone used an LLM to structure the answer. But as everything, it should not be overused or misused. Thank you for your feedback. If you want to craft the rule and discuss it with me by private message, happy to check it with you.
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Thank you @Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle for putting this together. In addition, people should avoid posting duplicate posts on the forum.
Thanks.
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Noted. We will do a specific rule for mid year.
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That would be great, I'm sure other communities are seeing similar.
Rather than discarding, my thought was if the AI generated content could be visually identified similar to embedded code blocks or other types of embedded content in posts. The problem I see is that people often can't tell what was AI generated vs something copied from an actual Oracle document.
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We added the rule #10 to reflect your request. This aligns with other similar forum rules. Thank you for proposing it.
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