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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 Dandamudi
· 3 min read
Product Updates: January 29, 2024
At GPTZero, we're committed to building in public because of our desire to move in lock-step with our users every step of the way. As such, we've started publishing a bi-weekly product update. This update will often be a round-up of the new features and/or enhancements and bug fixes released during the period between updates. On occasion, we'll include announcements of exciting new things we have in the pipeline. With that, here's what we've been up to the last two weeks! Writing Feedback Is
Midhun Dandamudi
· 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
Understanding AI Detection Results with Deep Analysis
The GPTZero team is committed to machine learning interpretability as a core aspect of our mission of preserving human value. In a significant step towards this goal, we released our Deep Analysis feature this week for premium users (shown in Figure 1). Users are able to activate this feature by enabling the Deep Analysis switch on the dashboard when scanning a document. This view provides a novel perspective into how our models reason about a given document to determine whether or not it was
GPTZero Team
· 4 min read
Towards Saving the Internet: Introducing 'Save Scans' on Origin
Today, we’re excited to announce a major update to Origin — giving users the ability to transfer and save content discovered on our Origin chrome extension for further analysis in the GPTZero Dashboard. This feature builds upon Origin’s last update, which enabled the scanning of entire websites for AI analysis. We realized that just scanning as you browse wasn't enough. People needed a way to remember, revisit, and re-analyze the content they encounter daily. The New Power of Origin With
Edward Tian
· 1 min read
The Next Generation of Turing Tests
On Friday, September 15, the GPTZero research team ran a human study with more than fifty AI researchers from the University of Toronto Vector AI Institute and affiliate groups. The results were conclusive that even the researchers most familiar with AI language models are unable to discern patterns of AI writing without GPTZero assistance. The study started with members of the GPTZero machine learning team attending the Vector Institute for AI career fair, alongside a variety of companies pitc
Alex Adam
· 4 min read
Introducing GPTZero's New Full Page Scan
Last week, GPTZero launched an exciting new update — the ability to scan and analyze entire webpages for AI text. "With the emergence and advancement of AI-generated content, we wanted to make validating the source of information as easy as a click of a button." said Edward, our CEO. "With this new update, people are now able to." The feature, Full Page Scan, is available free to all users of the Origin Chrome Extension. The feature allows users to detect AI-generated content across an entire
Edward Tian
· 2 min read
Deep Learning Model Updates
ML Updates: In June, we developed a model that was spades better than any previously released models when evaluated on GPT4 and human data. The updated model combined our previous architecture and statistical discriminators approaches with a traditional deep learning approach that was critical in reducing false negatives for GPT4. After validating the performance of this model on challenging real-world examples, we deployed the model to production. The new model was evaluated both on general,
Alex Cui
· 2 min read
Perplexity, burstiness, and statistical AI detection
Update: As of autumn 2023, GPTZero no longer uses perplexity and burstiness for its AI detection because we migrated to a deep-learning based architecture. You can find our technical report here: https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.13042 In January 2023, we released GPTZero’s first AI detection model publicly for everyone. The demand was deafening — with seven million views and half million users in the first week, GPTZero was called Hero of the Week on UK radio, internationally covered, in Japan, Franc
Edward Tian
· 3 min read