SamSanesra
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I don't think there is the best one out here because every tool gives a different percentage about, if it's AI-generated or Human-written.
What is the best AI content detector?
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Ritersclub
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- Jan 20, 2023
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So, I just wanted to share the results of my experiments over the last month, and thank everyone for their suggestions.
I found that the Copyleaks AI detector is the best for my use.
For one thing, I found its success ratio to be high.
I check at least 4-5 pieces of content each day (each being 1000-2000 words on average).
I added some AI stuff as part of all articles to test it out and found it worked most of the time.
From a writer's perspective, the good thing is that it highlights which parts are AI written. It even gives a percentage (though it gives weird results sometimes).
Most importantly - it is free.
I tried Originality.AI - It works well to catch AI, but there are too many false negatives - it will point out content that I personally wrote as AI, so it doesn't work for me.
Others that I tried:
Content at scale - I would probably rate it second best.
Writer - only takes 1500 characters at a time, so basically it is useless.
Crossplag - not so great. It gives a lot of wrong results
Hugging Face - Works great for GPT3 AI writers. Not so much for Chat GPT.
Please share your thoughts!
I found that the Copyleaks AI detector is the best for my use.
For one thing, I found its success ratio to be high.
I check at least 4-5 pieces of content each day (each being 1000-2000 words on average).
I added some AI stuff as part of all articles to test it out and found it worked most of the time.
From a writer's perspective, the good thing is that it highlights which parts are AI written. It even gives a percentage (though it gives weird results sometimes).
Most importantly - it is free.
I tried Originality.AI - It works well to catch AI, but there are too many false negatives - it will point out content that I personally wrote as AI, so it doesn't work for me.
Others that I tried:
Content at scale - I would probably rate it second best.
Writer - only takes 1500 characters at a time, so basically it is useless.
Crossplag - not so great. It gives a lot of wrong results
Hugging Face - Works great for GPT3 AI writers. Not so much for Chat GPT.
Please share your thoughts!
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They all pretty much suck. Especially for detecting gpt4
Can you check https://gptzero.me/ and compare with copy leaks ?
Ritersclub
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I believe its paid beyond 5000 chars which is really not of much use for my work.
I am a freelance writer... looking for free solutions
Ritersclub
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- Jan 20, 2023
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I think Copyleaks does a fair job. Is it 100% accurate? No certainly not.
After a while, you even start to understand what you need to change in the AI-generated text to fool it.
But it catches straight-up untouched AI content most of the time.
Also, it tells you what part of a doc is AI generated which is specifically useful in my case.
Again, these results are specific to my use case, for other people they may not make sense.
hkhkhkhkhk123
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No. This is GPT2 detector. So that's garbage.
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Maybe, it is rubbish but it detects chatgpt 100%
mojojojoy
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I'd lend mine anyday lol
Eternalman
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Hey ,bro how did you get hold of Turnitin?
I used that when I was a student and was really impressed by its quality
Ritersclub
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I don't have Turnitin. I sometimes do student assignments, in which case I use the student's login details to check for plag. Copyscape is usually considered the industry standard for blog writing.
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not with a proper prompt. only with basic prompts.
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That's good to know... thank you.
You are right here... I tested it on some AI articles I received and for my tests I use basic prompts.
CheapestContent
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I have long used contentatscale for AI content detection. It is better than all other tools.
YaSSolution
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I know some of the tools which can detective ai content , these are Originality.ai, GLTR, Writer,
Hugging Face |
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Try https://aicontentdetector.io
I found it to be the most accurate.
I found it to be the most accurate.
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