When it comes to dealing with mischievous folks who think they can outsmart the system by using ChatGPT or any AI for fictional point tasks on the Simulation Hockey League (SHL) website, we could get a little creative with the punishments. The first one is the Feather-Quill Warning. For first-time offenders, we could send them a virtual feather quill to write a 500-word essay on the importance of fair play in SHL. They must submit this before they can continue playing. Next is the Reverse Points Curse where instead of simply deducting points, we could give them negative points! Every time they use AI to cheat, their point total goes into the negatives, making them the laughingstock of the league. Third, the Timeout Time Warp, where for those who repeatedly break the rules, we could impose a "time warp" suspension. They'll be temporarily banned from the SHL, but during this period, they'll age twice as fast in real life. It's like a virtual Benjamin Button experience. Another one is the Banishment to the Iceberg where in extreme cases, we could banish the troublemakers to a virtual iceberg within the SHL universe. They'll have to play their games there, and the only food available is virtual iceberg lettuce. The Emoji Penance: Offenders might have to communicate exclusively in emojis for a week as a form of virtual atonement. ??? One of my favourites is the Virtual Penalty Box where if someone keeps causing chaos, we could introduce a virtual penalty box where they have to spend time alone with a holographic version of a grumpy referee. Lastly, we could use an AI Robot Umpire. We could create an AI referee that only they have to deal with for all their future SHL games. The AI referee might have a quirky sense of humor, making every game unpredictable.