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ChatGPT set the world on fire a year and a half ago , sparking a feverish search for ways to catch people trying to pass off AI text as their own writing.
A host of startups launched to fill the void through AI detection tools, with names including Copyleaks , GPTZero , Originality. AI , and Winston AI .
But a growing body of experts, studies, and industry insiders argue these tools are far less reliable than their makers promise.
Companies that make AI detectors say they’re a necessary but imperfect tool in a world inundated by robot-generated text.
The academic world was first to adopt AI detectors, but false accusations pushed a long list of universities to ban the use of them.
Google , a company that provides AI , said it has no problem with AI content in and of itself.
Gizmodo spoke to copywriters who said they had to argue with clients who misunderstood the AI detection tool.
Originality AI says its tool has a 98.8% accuracy rate, but it also says its false positive rate is 2.8% . Expert: "If there are no detectors, then the competition for writing jobs increases and as a result the pay drops".
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