Would you use AI detection tool if Google launches it?

[lotsofmoney]

Google itself must be using world class technology to detect AI content on sites and punish them. They already have issued multiple penalties for even very big sites using AI. If they come up with some tool for common public to detect AI content , will you use it?

 

[CrispyChips]

Definitely, why not?

 

[medialounge]

It would be nice, and it should be close to 90% accurate.

 

[BuildMoreLinks]

many third party tools are getting better and better, why rely on Google.

 

[flackz]

I won't use it. It can't be accurate, and after the release of GPT-5 it will be completely useless anyway.

 

[arenis]

why not

 

[lamplinkwhite]

The short answer is that yes… after analyzing 200 sites and over 40k URLs with our AI checker it is clear that the vast majority of sites which received a manual action were likely using AI content.

 

[flackz]

why not

What for? I mean what is your goal?

 

[dabz5]

It's impossible to detect AI. The algorithms are too good, almost human like. If you take an AI text and add some personality to it, nobody will notice that this is AI. What google does is punishes non-reputable websites that release content at scale.

 

[arenis]

What for? I mean what is your goal?

maybe for dentifying misinformation and fake News or academic and research use or educational purposes and...

 

[flackz]

maybe for dentifying misinformation and fake News or academic and research use or educational purposes and...

How does this help identify misinformation and fake news? The best source of misinformation and fake news are humans. Can you give me a really useful application for the AI detectors?

 

[flackz]

It's impossible to detect AI. The algorithms are too good, almost human like. If you take an AI text and add some personality to it, nobody will notice that this is AI. What google does is punishes non-reputable websites that release content at scale.

Indeed.

 

[arenis]

How does this help identify misinformation and fake news? The best source of misinformation and fake news are humans. Can you give me a really useful application for the AI detectors?

why not dude, for example a university uses an AI detector integrated with their learning management system (LMS). so when students submit essays or research papers, the AI detector analyzes the submissions for AI-generated content and plagiarism. the system flags suspicious sections and generates a detailed report for instructors. as you can see this helps instructors quickly identify potential issues, address them with students, and uphold academic integrity.

 

[flackz]

why not dude, for example a university uses an AI detector integrated with their learning management system (LMS). so when students submit essays or research papers, the AI detector analyzes the submissions for AI-generated content and plagiarism.

Won't work. No one needs AI for plagiarism. This is where humans have always been super-duper experts at

Los buenos artistas copian, los grandes roban

~ Pablo Picasso

Personally, I always trust AI more than I trust human "copywriters", because AI cites/quotes Wikipedia and real scientific publications, while humans usually take the "information" straight out of their asses.

 

[arenis]

Won't work. No one needs AI for plagiarism. This is where humans have always been super-duper experts at

yea ofc humans are our number one buddy