Artificial Intelligence for Faculty: AI Detection Tools

13 Feb. 2025. Anna Mills on LinkedIn.com.
I argued against use of AI detection in college classrooms for two years, but my perspective has shifted. Read more here.

12 Jan. 2025. Malik & Amjad. Journal of Applied Learning & Teaching. This study investigates the performance of four AI-detection tools (Turnitin, ZeroGPT, GPTZero, and Writer AI) in detecting AI-generated text. That text was generated using three LLMs (ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini). Furthermore, three adversarial techniques (edited through Grammarly, paraphrased through Quillbot, and 10%-20% editing by a human expert) were applied to see their effects on the performance of AI-detection tools.

3 Dec. 2024. Chris Ostro, Learning Design Group, Univ. of Colorado, Boulder. This is a slide deck created as part of a course design series.

A tool to check if text will be detected as AI-written content. The AI text humanizer enhances your content to match the quality of human writing. Clicking “humanize” removes AI detection and ensures your text will bypass AI detectors.

There are many of these tools available including Quillbot and Grammarly. It promises to make text 100% plagiarism free.