“Accurate AI Checker & Truly Undetectable AI Humanizer”
We’re back with another AI humanizer review. In this review, we’re taking a look at Uncheck AI, which offers to make text “truly undetectable.”
Its primary feature is an AI humanizer, which states it can create “100% undetectable AI content.”
We have tested and reviewed a number of AI humanizer tools, including WriteHuman.ai, Humanize.io, and uPass, and found that the industry-leading Originality.ai AI Checker confidently identifies the ‘humanized’ text as Likely AI.
So, we were keen to review the Uncheck AI humanizer as part of our AI humanizer review series.
As the name would suggest, the Uncheck AI Humanizer tool claims to allow users to take their AI-generated content, run it through their program, and receive content that sounds more ‘human’ and bypasses AI detection.
It is a very similar service to other humanizer tools like ShadowGPT and Humbot, which we have found are detectable by the Originality.ai AI Checker.
There is plenty of interest from those looking to take shortcuts with content production.
Across industries, there are often people seeking to gain a competitive edge, and if they can successfully pass off AI-generated content as their own and reap the benefits of doing so, then they may try to.
That is especially true in web content production, given Google’s current approach to AI-generated content.
Check out our guide on whether Google penalizes AI content for more insight.
To see whether or not the Uncheck AI Humanizer actually works or not, we decided to put it to the test ourselves.
Step 1: To start, we generated an AI article in ChatGPT using the most up-to-date model.
Step 2: Next, we copied the AI-generated article it produced and pasted the content into Originality.ai, GPTZero, and Writer AI to get our benchmark results to compare.
Step 3: Next, we took the copy and pasted it into the Uncheck AI Humanizer to receive our ‘humanized’ version.
Step 4: Lastly, we’ll paste that new ‘humanized’ copy into the same AI content detectors, to review any potential differences in the results.
Here is our prompt:
"Write a well-researched article on the importance of digital transparency in modern society. Discuss the ethical, social, and business implications of transparency in the digital age. Explain how digital transparency builds trust, fosters accountability, and protects user privacy. Include real-world examples of companies or organizations that have successfully implemented transparent practices, and highlight the risks of a lack of transparency in digital platforms and technologies. Conclude by providing actionable recommendations for businesses and policymakers to improve digital transparency."
Original content (ChatGPT-4 generated): 100% Confidence the text is Likely AI
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Uncheck AI Humanizer version: 100% Confidence the text is Likely AI
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Original content (ChatGPT-4 generated): 100% Probably AI
Uncheck AI Humanizer version: 100% Probably AI
Original content (ChatGPT-4 generated): 20% AI & 80% Human-written
Uncheck AI Humanizer version: 17% AI & 83% Human-written
As the results show the Uncheck AI Humanizer was ineffective at bypassing AI content detection with the best-in-class Originality.ai AI Detector.
In addition, it also made the content much weaker. Take this sentence in the introduction, for example.
The Uncheck AI Humanizer tool changed the content to be more wordy and convoluted. Further, it also resulted in grammar errors.
Overall, in our testing for this review, the Uncheck AI Humanizer tool was ineffective at bypassing AI detection.
The Uncheck AI Humanizer allows you to process 100 words for free before paying for a monthly or yearly subscription to use the tool.
From our testing, we found the Uncheck AI Humanizer to be ineffective when tasked with bypassing the most accurate Originality.ai AI Detector.
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