Are you concerned about determining who created a Google Document human or AI? Did someone just copy and paste ChatGPT output into a Google Document and pass it off as their own work?
With Originality.AI’s ChatGPT detector Chrome Extension, you can now:
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Originality.AI has the most accurate AI detection score but it is not enough! AI detection alone does not result in a provable level of certainty.
Combining our best-in-class AI detection score along with our Google Document Originality Report changes that!
Who is this update for…
If you are a writer and are concerned about false positives and needing to defend that your work was human created. This update provides you with the ability to show that you created the document yourself.
Now arm yourself with the ability to ensure you are only getting articles that were human-created and be able to easily communicate the originality of an article to clients.
If you are not wanting to publish AI-generated content then relying on AI content scores alone is far better than sticking your head in the sand and hoping you
Getting an AI detection score previously required the content to be copied and pasted into either the chrome extension or app.originality.ai
Now you can simply click the Originality.AI Report and receive the AI vs Human probability score.
With this Chrome Extension you can now watch at a sped-up speed as a writer creates the document. It feels a little creepy!
This helps you see if the writer simply copied and pasted text into the Google document.
It can be helpful to understand who has contributed to a document.
For example, if you have an editor who consistently makes zero revisions but passes the document on as ready for publishing it likely means they are not adding the value you are paying them for.
Additionally, if you are assigning work to a writer but seeing other profiles contributing to the document it could mean that they have outsourced the creation of the content.
Ultimately the most important question to answer with this extension is whether or not the document was human generated or AI generated.
The most telling sign that an article was AI generated is that it was created quickly by simply copying and pasting in the output
Couldn’t this be tricked?
“Can’t people just type the output from ChatGPT into a Google Document to trick this?” Yes, this could be tricked. However, if we raise the amount of effort required to cheat you then writers who want to pass off AI work as their own will find easier places then anyone using Originality.AI. Plus, we have some updates in the works that will help identify this unnatural typing pattern.
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