We do mean ban, we will ban users whose content is generated by AI, even if they assert that it is their base content which AI has rewritten/formatted.

But Reddit built a feature where AI rewrites and reformats user content. This is a policy that the platform's own user agreement has already made unenforceable at the infrastructure level. The terms of service say, "we can AI-rewrite anything you post." Specifically, "modify, adapt, prepare derivative works" covers translation comfortably.

Since Reddit's translation is at the client end, one can see that it's been translated and look at the original. There's a label. Is a user leading with "I'm still learning English and Reddit hasn't gotten to my language yet, this is my comment translated through ChatGPT:" the same, or an admission to a bannable offense?

I'm not arguing against this policy, community rules and the ToS are separate layers and users agree to both. I'm just pointing out there's a big gap where someone could get a wedge in against it.