Teaching Responsibly with AI, Webinar #2: Media and AI Literacy
Over 1,200 educators joined us live for the second event in our new webinar series.
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Over 1,200 educators joined us live for the second event in our new webinar series.
Back in April, we released a major update (Model 3.1m) that outperformed competitors across the board. Since then, we’ve trained on more challenging human and AI data, and have achieved a less than 1% false positive rate on all supported languages (Model 3.2m).
In most classrooms today, AI tools are kept behind the scenes. They’re used behind the scenes, often for lesson prep, grammar checks, or plagiarism detection. But Eddie del Val took a different approach: he brought AI right into the learning process.
A growing number of companies are giving candidates the ability to opt out of AI screening. So, should you?
Over 3,000 educators signed up, and 1,070 showed up live. This was the first event in our Teaching Responsibly with AI webinar series.
We’re building tools that aim to do something different: not to ‘catch students out’ using AI tools, but to create communication between teachers and students, rather than further divide them.
We’re beyond proud to share that out of hundreds of AI tools, GPTZero has been named as the #1 Best AI Software Product of 2025.
Here at GPTZero, we’ve just launched our most advanced multilingual model yet. This is what’s new.
A “Swiss cheese” strategy for AI in education means combining layered, imperfect tools to protect learning and integrity.
Journalism has always been about uncovering the truth - but today, that truth is harder to pin down. AI-generated misinformation spreads faster than it can be verified. This is why GPTZero is building tools to fact-check at scale.