This isnt thatdefunct AI detection algorithmthe company released in 2023, but something much more accurate.
The program is effectively an AI watermarking system that imprints AI-generated text with certain patterns its tool can detect.
OpenAIconfirmedthis tool exists in an update to a May blog post posted Sunday.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has reportedly weighed in on discussions whether to release its AI detection tool, but hasn’t come out on one side or the other.Photo: Kevin Dietsch / Getty Images
The program is reportedly 99.9% effective based on internal documents, according to the WSJ.
This would be far better than the stated effectiveness ofother AI detection softwaredeveloped over the past two years.
Google also developed similarwatermarking techniques for AI-generated imagesand text calledSynthID.
Teachers and professors and especially hard-pressed to discover if their students are handing in ChatGPT-written assignments.
Current AI detection tools from companies likeTurnitinhave a failure rate as high as 15%.
That company said it does this to avoid false positives.
And its not just teachers feeling the sting of AI text generation.
Researchers said the third-party AI detectors used in those cases are often far less reliable than advertised.
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