GPTZero used our Hallucination Check tool to find 50+ hallucinations under review at ICLR, each of which were missed by 3-5 peer reviewers.
We’re excited to share the release of our new multilingual model, expanding AI detection coverage over nine of the world’s most prevalent languages.
In GPTZero's August 2025 update, we improved our GPT-5 detection rate to over 97%, adapting quickly to the latest AI models.
Need to see a replay of how a piece of writing was created? GPTZero's Writing Report is here to help.
GPTZero’s new Model 3.7b improves drastically on the latest language models from the top providers, just in time for the new 2025/2026 school year.
We’re bringing more transparency to AI detection, with plain-language explanations that show how your text overlaps with AI writing.
Today, we take a major step forward in helping reviewers better identify and understand signs of AI or human writing. Our latest update to the Advanced Scan feature shows what AI-generated text looks like as well as the reasoning behind each detection.
With our latest model update, GPTZero introduces higher granularity in our AI detector by adding a new classification called “Lightly edited by AI” or “Polished by AI”. This tag identifies text originally written by a human and later improved by AI.
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).
Learn how GPTZero’s new “fact check” for X works and why the leading AI detector is using AI to combat misinformation.
