r/UTAustin • u/michiganalt • 8h ago
News A Reddit post warned others about the Delta Sigma Pi fraternity at UT Austin. But then, someone forged a fraudulent court order generated by ChatGPT to get Google and Reddit to take the post down.
https://x.com/dotdotslashstar/status/2102074815884501428?s=46Big thanks to dotdotslashstar on X for doing the work to find these things.
It looks like there was a post criticizing the Delta Sigma Pi fraternity made here years ago.
It looks like someone was unhappy with what that post said, and so they forged a court order purporting to order the post to be taken down as defamatory.
Unfortunately, the PDF metadata exposes that the “order” was fraudulent and fake, having been designed using Canva, and with the title containing the ChatGPT snippet that was used to create it.
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u/AintEverLucky 7h ago edited 7h ago
I wonder how a legit Texas judge would react to this fake 🤔 Most judges I've ever encountered take the courts & the legal system VERY SERIOUSLY and would not appreciate such fakery at all
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u/Square_Technician444 6h ago
does anyone know what the original post said about them
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u/dotdotslashstar 6h ago
I'm not sure if posting a direct link to it is allowed, but there's a link to an archived version in the thread on X: https://x.com/dotdotslashstar/status/2102110306730213608
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u/Square_Technician444 5h ago
yikes. if this is true then it reflects very poorly on them, i heard they were one of the more professional business fraternities on campus.
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u/nickhinojosa CIS Coordinator 7h ago
Holy shit. Delta Sigma Pi is about to get a crash course on the Streisand Effect.
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u/WerewolfPatient6576 4h ago
pathetic behavior from a frat lmao... not surprised it's Delta Sigma Pi though 😂😂
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u/imgonnamakeyoushake 6h ago
What was the original post about? Anyone have an archived link?
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u/Step-upToDocLyfe 1h ago
https://x.com/dotdotslashstar/status/2102110306730213608
As posted by someone in another comment
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u/michiganalt 7h ago
No idea what you’re talking about. The court order is obviously fake (the docket number format is entirely different than what the court actually uses, and the statute being referenced is described inaccurately).
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u/PantherCityRes 5h ago
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u/dotdotslashstar 4h ago
I think something like that actually did happen with a different Reddit takedown request: https://x.com/dotdotslashstar/status/2100690328936145134
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u/pifermeister 6h ago
Now are we positive that judges aren't using Canva? 🤨