AI Articles Detector
About us
English
AI Articles Detector
Easily Detect AI in World Articles and Informational Reports
Our AI Detector is advanced, but no detectors are 100% reliable. Never use AI detection alone to make decisions that could impact a person's career or academic standing.
By clicking on "Analyze content", you agree to our Terms of Service and have read our Privacy Policy.
Trusted by Millions Worldwide
4.4
2,100+ reviews on G2
4.4
8,200+ reviews on Capterra
4.4
73,000+ reviews on App Store
248M
Registered Users
5B
Notes Created
2M
Notes Created Daily
Frequently Asked Questions
The AI Articles Detector analyzes articles to determine if they are AI-generated or human-written. It provides a detailed analysis with probability scores and reasoning to verify the content's authenticity.
The detector examines the structure, grammar, and tone typical of informational reports. AI-generated reports often display a consistent style, whereas human-authored reports have varied sentence structures and unique expressions.
Yes, the tool can analyze world articles to determine if they contain AI-generated elements. It evaluates language patterns and provides a classification based on detected AI or human characteristics.
The detector can analyze various article types, including informational reports, world articles, and opinion pieces, to identify AI-generated content and assess writing authenticity.
The detector provides probability scores to estimate AI-generation likelihood. Although the score is not a certainty, it guides users with detailed reasoning and indicators for a clear analysis.
Common AI indicators in articles include uniform paragraph length, repetitive phrasing, and consistent tone. In contrast, human articles may display diverse sentence structures and individual style.
Yes, you can copy and paste article text from Microsoft Outlook into the detector for analysis. The tool operates within a web browser, allowing easy access from different platforms.
The tool is capable of analyzing any text, including articles from 2022, to determine AI-generated content based on current analysis capabilities and indicators.
While the primary focus isn't on grammatical analysis, the tool evaluates grammatical consistency as part of identifying AI-generated structures and formality in text.
Yes, you can analyze PCA (Principal Component Analysis) articles to check for AI-generated content and ensure the authenticity of the statistical discussions presented.
Simply copy the text of the computer science article and input it into the detector. The tool will assess AI likelihood, offering a probability score and classification.
No, the tool detects AI-generation patterns but doesn't identify specific AI models. It provides a general classification (AI, Human, Mixed) and probability scores.
No, the detector requires an internet connection to function. All analyses are performed online, ensuring up-to-date capabilities and resources.
No, the tool processes one article at a time. For multiple texts, each must be analyzed separately to receive individual insights and classifications.
Logged-in users can save results directly to Evernote. The note includes the classification, AI probability score, reasoning details, and original text.