"Thank you for the essay, ChatGPT!"

The AI (ChatGPT specifically) patterns on every single review are even a bigger tell than the pasted review titles (and the reviews being cut off mid sentence due to the character limit)😅 AI outputs that aren't in English also tend to follow the same patterns as English ones, so it's easy to see whenever someone pastes 100% AI outputs with no editing - even if they do so in their native language instead of English. This is the case here. Sometimes it's even easy to notice what AI model the person is using, because different AIs have different output patterns they frequently adhere to. If you played around with different AI models for a while you will be able to instantly notice some of those output patterns. If you take a look at the 88 reviews this account has left you might notice that the majority follows the same AI slop patterns: 1) A lot of the early reviews left by this account are full of the infamous — em dashes. The account stopped using them in reviews about ~2 months ago when it became active after a break. But the previous ones are full of — dashes. Strike one. 2) The review title is often cut off mid sentence. It's copy pasted from the AI output, and it gets cut off due to the character limit in titles. Strike two. 3) The lengthy reviews will have paragraphs starting with ChatGPT specific output patterns: "Notably," "Furthermore," "Above all," "Overall," "In summary," "Consequently," "Specifically," "In addition," "Moreover," "In particular," Most people have used ChatGPT at some point, so it should be ultra obvious that those are unedited ChatGPT outputs that are being pasted by this account. Strike three. Thank you for the slop reviews ChatGPT.