As you know, while the development of artificial intelligence yields quite positive results, it also causes those who use this technology well in certain sectors to get ahead of others: With the new artificial intelligence called GPTZero, texts written by various models can be revealed.

How consistently does GPTZero work?

The rapid development and widespread use of artificial intelligence technologies bring along some ethical issues. Especially in the education and publishing sectors, the issue of having content written by AIs to save time and labor has been on the agenda recently…

Developed by Princeton University student Edward Tian as a solution to this problem, GPTZero claims to be able to detect texts produced by artificial intelligence.

This artificial intelligence model has two different methods to understand whether a text is produced by a human or artificial intelligence: The first method measures the unpredictability of the text. The other method looks at how complex and inextricable the sentence appears. These criteria are combined to produce a percentage result.

This new technology is designed to be used especially by teachers against students completing their homework using artificial intelligence. In addition, we can say that content producers can use the tool to check whether original text is produced.

You can check out the developed application by clicking here. The AI model allows you to check 7 pages of text without logging in, and 40 pages of text daily if you log in. You can switch to paid subscription for more detailed scanning models.