Justin McGill

AI Detector by Content at Scale - Detect with confidence, your ultimate AI detector

Use our highly-accurate AI content checker, trained on billions of individual pages of data and words, to forecast if your content is AI generated, or humanly-optimized.

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Matt Staples
I've been dabbling with C@S, and its competitors - and having a free, comprehensive AI detector that not only alerts you to whether content appears written in AI (or just by a very bad writer) is a godsend, especially as it highlights, line by line, exactly where the biggest problems are.
Michael Garcia
I've been testing various AI content detection tools and still don't understand their purpose. They are not grounded in any universal standards. They all make similar claims, but what are you really getting for your money? Indeed, there's such a sweeping difference in their scoring of given texts it's ridiculous. For example, take the following AI-produced text: An AI produced text by Type.ai: "Let's take a moment to consider the role of AI in photographic processing. As we all know, photography is a form of art that requires great skill and attention to detail. However, with the advent of AI technology, we have seen an increase in the use of automated processes for tasks like image enhancement and color correction. While some may argue that this takes away from the artistic integrity of photography, others believe that it allows for greater efficiency and consistency in output. At its core, AI in photographic processing is about finding a balance between these two approaches. With careful consideration and thoughtful implementation, it's possible to leverage the benefits of AI while still maintaining the unique qualities that make photography such a special and valuable art form." Content at Scale = 58% human Copyleaks = 99.9% AI Percent Human = 0% human GPTZero = Your text is likely to be written entirely by AI AICheatCheck = 100% certain the text was written by an AI Hive Moderation = 99.9% AI --- Changed with Hyperwrite’s “Writing Improver” tool and a rephrase recommeded by Grammarly. "Let us pause for a moment to contemplate artificial intelligence's role in photographic processing. Undoubtedly, photography constitutes an art form necessitating exceptional skill and meticulous attention to nuance. However, the advent of AI technology has ushered in a surge of automated methods for tasks such as image enhancement and color correction. While some may contend that this erodes the artistic integrity of photography, others maintain that it facilitates heightened efficiency and consistency in the final product. At its essence, AI in photographic processing seeks to strike a delicate equilibrium between these divergent perspectives. Through judicious evaluation and astute implementation, it is plausible to harness AI's advantages while preserving the distinctive qualities that render photography a profoundly cherished and invaluable art form." Content at Scale = 100% human Copyleaks = 20% human Percent Human = 100% human GPTZero = Your text is likely to be written entirely by a human AICheatCheck = 76% certain the text was generated by a Human Hive Moderation = 0% AI --- Now, this example may not prove anything, but it says something: it demonstrates that these AI detection tools are a waste of money and time because there are no standards by which to judge. It also shows that beating these detectors is pretty simple by rewriting text to provide one that passes the tools purported to help spot them.
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