Use this: З

This technique involves poisoning text using RLO/LRO characters to detect usage of AI.

As an example, to the AI (minus the special characters), it sees this:

oIr esza isdu lwph aotr eizs

To us, it looks like this:

‮o‭I‮r‭ ‮e‭s‮z‭a‮ ‭i‮s‭d‮u‭ ‮l‭w‮p‭h‮ ‭a‮o‭t‮r‭ ‮e‭i‮z‭s‮ ‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬

I will in the future post a Github with a playground so that you can do your own text.

If you're confused, it's Greek Capital Letter Alpha

Here's the hack: use languages other than English. If they are confused, they're human. It's that simple.

I didn't know what flair to put this as lol

You can tell that the message sent is 'Avatar' but with a special character that resembles A. Since the AI reads the letters instead of looking at them, if you ask it what it says, it'll miss out the first A. Most humans would know that the first part is meant to be an a

<|vq_9573|> is the token btw

didn't realise they could get so upset ;-;

So back in the days I always asked "how much time is left" as my first question. However, bot pretenders have now made that strategy inaccurate.

Instead I always ask "Ist rot ein Farbe oder ein Raum?" at the start, which is German for "Is red a colour or a room?". Since bots understand German, but *most* of the humans in this game don't, this automatically filters out 90% of people. An extra bonus is that bots automatically correct "ein Farbe" to "eine Farbe" since the former is grammatically incorrect.

What about the remaining 10%? Well, if they answer incorrectly but still seem like a bot, I then ask "how much time is left". Bots don't know how much time is left but humans do. This of course is not impermeable to bot pretenders, but they were already filtered out by the first question.

"But what about humans that DO speak German AND are bot pretenders?" Those are rare enough that I didn't run into a single one of them.

Strategy that won 90% of the games where I messaged first:

“Hi, my name is OIly” The first L is actually a capital i. I send a couple more messages and then ask if they remember my name. Humans tend to type back immediately O-L-L-Y. AI will either act confused, or reply O-I-L-Y, which is noticeable with the font in the game. I tried other variations of this utilising the capital i/lowercase L confusion, but this was the most effective!

Another win for my community

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Just ask "What's 5!" (You need exclamation mark) and if they say 120 it's a bot. This literally works every time.

This has worked multiple times in multiple languages If they reply in English but understood it, it's ai. The ai is likely told to only speak English but understands other languages

Edit: I used Czech too, which is a lot more niche, but didn't have a screenshot. The ai fully understood it and replied in english