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When Edward Tian ’23 first heard about ChatGPT, a new chatbot software, he asked it to write raps. Then, during winter break, Tian, a computer science concentrator who is writing his thesis on ...

The second-largest teacher's union in the U.S. has partnered with a company that can detect when students use artificial intelligence to do their homework. The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) ...

How to use GPTZero to check for AI-generated text Your email has been sent GPTZero can tell you whether a document, report or other item was possibly written by a human or by AI. Here’s a step-by-step ...

Among all the young AI startups being ruthlessly pursued by VCs these days, GPTZero has already grown into profitability in its first year and a half of life, generating millions in revenue. Founded ...

A Princeton Computer Science student has developed an app that determines the originality of a text. The aim is to counter AI plagiarism which has been given rise to by services like ChatGPT. With the ...

Educators concerned that the viral popularity of OpenAI’s ChatGPT will lead to waves of generic-sounding, mostly AI-written essays might have reason to relax. Princeton student Edward Tian devoted a ...

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A Princeton student built an app that aims to tell if essays were written by AIs like ChatGPT. The app analyzes text to see how randomly it is written, allowing it to detect if it was written by AI.

A new study by Open Resource Applications found Google’s Gemini produces the most human-like text among leading AI chatbots, slipping past popular AI detection tools more often than ChatGPT or Grok.