With our latest model update, GPTZero introduces higher granularity in our AI detector by adding a new classification called “AI Polished”. 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.
An overview of how AI detectors like GPTZero, TurnitIn, and Copyleaks compare in terms of accuracy rate, error rate, false positives and negatives for identifying AI-generated content.
GPTZero expands its AI detection coverage of LLMs to OpenAI’s latest reasoning models; see our internal benchmarking on how we compare to other AI detectors.
Our latest feature for writers helps you check your claims and back up your arguments with better sourced citations.
At closing, Honourable DPM Freeland announced $26 billion in tax credits and reforms to Canada’s SR&ED incentive program, which fuels innovation like GPTZero.
You’ve scanned your first text using GPTZero’s AI detector. Here’s some quick background on how to evaluate the results.
GPTZero co-founder Edward Tian shares why he works to preserve what's human, bringing transparency to a world filled with AI content.
Learn more about GPTZero’s newest advancements in AI detection against AI bypassers, humanizers, and paraphrasers like Phrasly, Undetectable, and Quillbot
DPM Freeland’s visit underscores GPTZero’s AI detector as a tech innovator for Canada and the growing demand of responsible deployment of AI.
