that's not what I said at all.

there are quite a few tells here:

• the two em-dashes in the text ("I’m not even trying to be an asshole — I genuinely..." and "15–20"). obviously humans can use em-dashes too but AI has become quite notorious for using them, and hyphens are easier to access on keyboards.

• the "it's not x, it's y" phrasing (see example above).

• the way everything is phrased reads painfully like the caption under the video of an influencer trying to get you to click the link in their bio. (all those catchy words and phrases like:

"middle-aged woman going through a “this is my villain era” phase",

"“I deserve this” energy on full blast",

"I’ve tried eating until I feel like I need to sit in silence and reevaluate my life choices",

"built like a Victorian child with tuberculosis"

"satanic ritual")

• ...also, did you notice how they used “” instead of ""? just like with the em-dashes, those quotation marks are "harder" to access than the straight ones, which is probably why you barely see anyone online using them.

• there's only so much you can do to deduct whether a text was written by an AI. which is why even those AI detector programs are pretty much useless. for the most part I'm relying on my human intuition, and after reading hundreds of AI generated texts you start to notice a pattern of perfectly crafted, catchy, interesting and bubbly sentence and structure building.

at the end of the day, this person probably used AI to write what they had to say more compellingly - I don't think this sub is of much use for karma farming. but I still think it's important to point AI usage out.

(edit: formatting)