I've been thinking about the popup, and I'm concerned it's not firmly worded enough to avoid a bait-and-switch feeling from people who paste in LLM content and think they have done "enough" when they are still violating enwiki policies. On enwiki, if someone both rewrote and verified an LLM's output, they'd probably be in the clear, but not if they did only one of the two, and many newcomers are mistaken about how much rewriting & verification are sufficient.

Probably an edge case - you'd need a very long paragraph for the check message to scroll off screen

Wonderful!!! One observation from testing: choosing "No, remove it" from the popup doesn't always remove all of the bullet points or blockquotes from my pasted-in LLM text. I notice that in such cases, the bullets/quotes are not highlighted yellow as "possible AI-generated text" in the first place, so it may have to do with how the detection is working. It may not be a problem pragmatically -- the text is easy to delete manually, and hopefully someone choosing "No, remove it" is already really rethinking their edit -- but it has a "clunky" feeling.

I am also having this problem. On two different days I tried to run IA bot on 30 Rock season 3 and after waiting several minutes I got a 504 gateway timeout.