Problems with bad AI checkers

[David1477]

As has already been mentioned, it is widely understood that AI detectors commonly return a false positive result on content written by non-native speaker.  This is thought to be related to specific vocabulary and the use of less complex language compared with native speakers.

One suggestion I have is to try originality.ai.  It isn't free, but by a wide margin seems to be the most accurate AI detector out there. It flags content and for each individual phrase, offers a percentage score of how likely it is that the content is AI.

I found that in places where other AI detection tools found my original writing (I am a native speaker) to show a 50-60% likelihood of AI generation, Originality found a 0 likelihood.  (I tested it with AI generated text, too, and it caught that almost 100%.)

Originality charges by the size of the document you submit.  I think a 10 page assignment cost 40 cents or something.  You buy $5 or 10 worth of credits.  I'm still using my original purchase from. a year ago.

Thank you for this information! Since my school only accepts the reports created by plagiarismchecker.org, it might not help me get out of this situation. But I could definitely try to use this page in a final attempt to prove my innocence.

Now I finally know an AI checker that is pretty good! Thanks a lot!