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Why the world needs more human writers
GPTZero co-founder Edward Tian shares why he works to preserve what's human, bringing transparency to a world filled with AI content.
Edward Tian
· 6 min read
GPTZero Detects AI Paraphrasers
Learn more about GPTZero’s newest advancements in AI detection against AI bypassers, humanizers, and paraphrasers like Phrasly, Undetectable, and Quillbot
Edwin Thomas, Alex Adam, Alex Cui
· 4 min read
Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland visits GPTZero in Toronto
DPM Freeland’s visit underscores GPTZero’s AI detector as a tech innovator for Canada and the growing demand of responsible deployment of AI.
Vivienne Chen
· 2 min read
GPTZero & Student Privacy
Read GPTZero's approach to student privacy, security and compliance, including FERPA, SOC2, COPPA, etc.
GPTZero Team
· 3 min read
GPTZero Named One of 2024 SMBTech 50 Top Companies
GPTZero’s AI detection platform made the list of top venture-backed companies that serve small to medium-sized businesses.
GPTZero Team
· 2 min read
GPTZero Detects Meta’s New Llama AI with 99% Accuracy
AI detection tool GPTZero nails it with 99% accuracy when identifying AI-generated content from Meta’s Llama 3.1 language model.
Vivienne Chen
· 3 min read
Announcing: GPTZero Docs, the Future of Transparent Writing
Today we’re unveiling our latest feature – GPTZero Docs. Docs integrates an advanced editor platform with embedded AI, and it is the future of transparent writing. Here’s exactly what you can expect with GPTZero Docs. Writing Replays In Docs, you can recreate the entire document creation process, from start to finish. A writing replay allows you to watch a document come to life, almost as if you're observing the writer in real time. A video replay captures the entire typing process. Words p
Faizan Mehdi
· 2 min read
GPTZero at NAACL 2024: Key Takeaways and Highlights From Our Talks
Every year, the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (NAACL) conference is one of the most important gatherings in the computational and scientific communities. This year’s conference covered exciting topics like large language models (LLMs) and indigenous languages, LLMs and education, robotics, and neuroscience, to name a few. Alex Adam from our ML team and our advisor Dr. Dongwon Lee spoke at the conference this year. If you missed 2024’s NAACL, here are so
Faizan Mehdi
· 5 min read
Researchers use GPTZero to investigate the impact of LLMs in peer reviews
In the ever-evolving landscape of academia, the integrity of the peer-review process stands as a pillar of scientific advancement. It’s used by journals and conferences to ensure the validity and significance of research findings and funding institutions to allocate research grants. Peer-reviewed research is prioritized by policy advisory groups, holds special status in the courtroom, and is required for researchers to progress in their academic careers. However, the rapidly growing number of
GPTZero Team
· 3 min read
The Future of AI in education
Key takeaway: * Industry leaders from University of Louisiana System, Instructure and GPTZero meet to discuss the future of AI in education at their annual For Our Future Conference 2024 on February 25 - 27 2024 at the Marriott New Orleans Hotel GPTZero CEO, Edward Tian, was invited by University of Louisiana System President Rick Gallot to speak at their annual For Our Future Conference 2024 alongside CPO of Instructure Shiren Vijiasingam on forward thinking AI uses in education. Here’s wh
GPTZero Team
· 2 min read
The Evolution of AI Detection — and a GPTZero and Turnitin Rematch
ASU+GSV Summit 2024 kicked off April 14-17, 2024 in San Diego to bring together thought leaders with a common goal: elevate the scope and scale of innovation in the education sector. In a packed room and much anticipated session, GPTZero CEO Edward Tian sat down with Turnitin CPO Annie Chechitelli to debate the role of AI in academic integrity, and their differing philosophies. The moment marked a year since Edward sat across Turnitin CEO Chris Caren in San Diego, which catalysed the start o
Faizan Mehdi
· 2 min read
GPTZero welcomes Dr. Dongwon Lee, commits to standard benchmarks in AI detection
GPTZero is excited to announce the addition of Dr. Dongwon Lee, Professor and Director of the Ph.D. Program at the College of Information Sciences and Technology (IST) at Penn State University, as a faculty member and advisor. Dr. Lee brings with him a wealth of expertise and a distinguished record of research in the field of generative AI. Dr. Lee's decision to join GPTZero stems from a shared vision and a mutual commitment to tackling some of the most pressing challenges in the realm of gener
GPTZero Team
· 2 min read
Product Updates: March 12, 2024
We have been working hard on some exciting updates across our ecosystem so let's dive right in and bring you up to speed on what's new at GPTZero. Here's a summary of the content we'll be covering in this post: * Sources surfacing feature release * Request Edits is now in Beta * AI Unpacked: Our teacher's guide to discussing AI in the classroom * Dashboard AI Scan UI Refresh * GPTZero For Education * The confidence + mixed results view is now available on the website and Chrome extension
Midhun
· 3 min read
ChatGPT: The World's Most Prolific Biography Author
Recently, The New York Times covered the recent proliferation of AI-generated biographies. When a former editor of The New York Times passed away, his grieving family noticed that, in addition to a few lovely obituaries, there were half a dozen biographies cropping up on Amazon. How did someone write a whole book so quickly? Some were even published on the day he died. It turns out that this book is just one example of a new, ethically-murky subgenre of literature: AI-generated biographies tha
Faizan Mehdi
· 2 min read
How the Best AI Detector Provides Interpretable Scores
TLDR: For a brief summary of this post, please see our support page. Being innovative often requires challenging orthodoxy and thinking from first principles. But what does this process mean in the context of a domain as young as AI text detection? Although the approaches used for detecting AI text are evolving, there is a baked-in assumption in the output of most detectors that a piece of text is either written by a human or an AI, but not both. This false dichotomy makes sense primarily in sc
Alex Adam
· 4 min read