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7/21/2025, 2:53:07 PM
I once had a go at cracking whatever schizobabble that yank AI poster was posting alongside his AI images of flowers, back before he began posting AI images of fruity beverages. If you cast your mind back he would post strings of gibberish letters alongside his images. I did it mainly as a mental exercise and to see if I could find a way to filter him based on the text alone.
On the left is the shite he posted, after the underscores is what I could tease out of it.
There were 3 main variations. The first all contained the word "audio" and the leading letters of each gibberish word were a, u, d, i and o. Then the second letters generated another unrelated(?) word.
The second variation was less clear but basically there were 1-2 normal words 'hidden' in each complete gibberish string, the first word being tacked on after some unrelated letters (notice the words: heavy, early, urban etc but being preceded by unrelated letters, often beginning with "a").
The third variation also seemed to be built around the word "audio" but similar to the second variation the string "audio" is tacked on at the end of a series of unrelated letters (mcAUDIO, clAUDIO etc).
Because the 1st and 2nd variations had common themes, namely being built around a specific word in a consistent pattern, they were susceptible to being filtered by RegEx. The 2nd variation wasn't though. In the end it was easiest to just filter his posts by matching the expressions in the filenames because he followed the same naming convention every time for each variation (this was actually how I classified the posts in the first place). In conclusion, he's an odd fellow.
On the left is the shite he posted, after the underscores is what I could tease out of it.
There were 3 main variations. The first all contained the word "audio" and the leading letters of each gibberish word were a, u, d, i and o. Then the second letters generated another unrelated(?) word.
The second variation was less clear but basically there were 1-2 normal words 'hidden' in each complete gibberish string, the first word being tacked on after some unrelated letters (notice the words: heavy, early, urban etc but being preceded by unrelated letters, often beginning with "a").
The third variation also seemed to be built around the word "audio" but similar to the second variation the string "audio" is tacked on at the end of a series of unrelated letters (mcAUDIO, clAUDIO etc).
Because the 1st and 2nd variations had common themes, namely being built around a specific word in a consistent pattern, they were susceptible to being filtered by RegEx. The 2nd variation wasn't though. In the end it was easiest to just filter his posts by matching the expressions in the filenames because he followed the same naming convention every time for each variation (this was actually how I classified the posts in the first place). In conclusion, he's an odd fellow.
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