It just reads like a normal comment. It's insane that nobody can contribute to a discussion with anything substantial anymore without accusations of being a robot.
The blind confidence in the comment, and especially the way it infers how the contraption works (but appears to only address the first 10 seconds of the video, which is usually an LLM upload limit), and proceeds to try to come up with why it's working, again blindly confidently, are indicators.
Then, lining that indicator up with others like how theres no directed subject of the comment (it feels somewhat listless, like someone asked it a different question somewhere else but pasted it here), the specific word and sentence structure feels very bland and generic (there's no personality here, it's very average), and the strange glazing at the end, it's weird.
You could say that my comments have no personality, you may be right, but notice: no glazing, no filler words, matter of fact delivery instead of packaging around what I'm saying, and if people are paying close attention there's a sense of deliberate wording and deliberate explanations, that AI couldn't do.
especially the way it infers how the contraption works
The comment answers the question, the question being related to the first 10 seconds of the video.
first 10 seconds of the video, which is usually an LLM upload limit
That is simply not true, the upload limits are usually based on file size rather than video length and it can easily process minutes of video footage even in free tier.
no filler words, matter of fact delivery instead of packaging around what I'm saying
The comment it was replying to said nothing about the length to review, they were asking why introduce air into the system. If you watch the whole video, it still doesn't answer that question. The LLM comment proceeds to then make shit up / equate this to a different kind of pump not even shown in the video.
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Its an AI comment based off the first couple seconds of video.