Let's be nice and call it 'Eureka! Hallucination Syndrome'. These are people who are smart enough to ask AI some questions, but not to the point where they actually question the answers.
There's no need to be more onerous. Repeat offenders have been banned. What more can you do? And the 'Artificial' solutions are pretty obvious. No need to read through them. Half of them have flamed out and been shut down before I get to them. With a bit of patience, your results may be similar. But I agree - it's turned into a sort of 'cut and paste' situation with a loss of veracity.
The problem with artificial solutions is that they are proposed interpretations and not working demonstrations.
There's no need to be more onerous. Repeat offenders have been banned. What more can you do? And the 'Artificial' solutions are pretty obvious. No need to read through them. Half of them have flamed out and been shut down before I get to them. With a bit of patience, your results may be similar. But I agree - it's turned into a sort of 'cut and paste' situation with a loss of veracity.
The problem with artificial solutions is that they are proposed interpretations and not working demonstrations.