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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is there anywhere "safe" for a student to check without the uploading causing AI generation flagging itself? Can one just load essay into chatGPT and ask, or are there other apps that are better? [/quote] You don't upload to GPT to check for AI. OMG.[/quote] Stupid question, but why not?[/quote] GPT is not a AI checker. It manufactures AI. It will hallucinate and tell you there's no AI when there is. There are separate platforms for checking. Many were named earlier - the best are: Originality, GPTZero, zerogpt, and WalterAI. The OP mentioned one I'd never heard of but apparently schools now use it in addition to Turnitin bc it's the most reliable?[/quote] Thank you for this. We always fear that uploading and checking adds another data point which ends up flagging an original essay as AI-generated. Would these apps do that? The OP seems to allude to the fact that some of these apps would do just that.[/quote] No. That’s not how AI detection works. It’s looking for syntax, watermarks, hidden structures that are emblematic of AI. In college, many papers are screened through Originality/Turnitin. Once inputted it doesn’t become AI. The OPs problem was accepting grammarly changes. It can turn a paper from 0-5% AI to 90-99% AI with accepted grammar/ phrasing changes to ONE SENTENCE. [b]Remember an AI detection of 90% does not mean that 90% of the written work posted is produced with AI. It means there’s a 90% chance that a portion or all of the document was produced with AI.[/b][/quote] I think this is the part not many people realize. I’m not even sure the teachers generally do. [/quote]
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