AI detection is not the same as plagiarism checking and should have a more nuanced approach to what is and is not acceptable. Share how we recommend people use the AI detection score.
Students - Make sure your teacher is educated on the current AI detection accuracy.See our in depth guide on avoiding and managing AI detector false positives.We apologize if our tool has incorrectly identified your writing as AI! We recommend at least 100 words being checked. The shorter the text the less accurate the detection score.Strange formatting can reduce the accuracy of the detector tools causing an increase in false positives or false negatives.“Cyborg” writing where a lot of AI tools are used to create an outline, suggest edits, optimize the content can increase the chance of a higher AI score. (For this reason we created a free content optimizer tool similar to SurferSEO or MarketMuse but 100% free that does not use AI to reduce the chance of a false positive occurring.).When any amount of AI touches the content it can cause the entire article to be flagged as AI.
Having AI edit your work is not a false positive - it is a true positive.Editing AI-written content is not a false positive - it is a true positive.The meaning of the score is not that 60% was Original and 40% was AI it means it is 60% confident the content is Original. It correctly predicted with 60% confidence that your content was Original. A detection score of 60% Original and 40% AI is not a false positive.Here are 7 tips for minimizing false positives… It is different for every tool and a specific reason on what the AI identified as causing it to predict the con False positives in AI detection do occur and we are sorry if Originality.AI identified your content as AI.
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