GPTZero is an AI content detection tool, that can scan documents or text to determine if it was created by ChatGPT, GPT 3, GPT 4, Bard, and or other AI models. The detection capabilities of GPTZero rely on seven components.
Indeed GPTZero’s algorithm claims to “use an AI model similar to language models like ChatGPT” to measure the perplexity score of any given document. If a text has high perplexity, it indicates complexity that is correlated with writing done by humans. So GPTZero considers it more likely to be human-written.
The software is a fit for teachers, students, writers, recruiters, ML engineers, and more. You can use it inside Google Docs via the GPTZero Origin Chrome Extension, use the Microsoft Word Add-on, integrate its AI content detection model via its API, or just use their web application.
How do I use GPTZero AI detector? Just paste the text you want to examine (or upload your document), and let the tool assess your document in a sentence-by-sentence breakdown approach highlighting instances where AI is detected with descriptive insights.
Is GPTZero free? You can access the GPTZero dashboard and scan a few documents per hour for free. But your monthly limit is only 10,000 words. Advanced features to detect AI plagiarism, getting writing feedback and the like are also restricted.
Who is Edward Tian? He’s the founder of GPTzero who went viral on Twitter, sharing that he spent his new years working on an app that can detect if an essay was written by ChatGPT.
GPTZero Pricing: The “Essential” plan at $15 per month includes all essential AI detection features on the dashboard and up to 150,000 words per month, with premium AI detection models and batch file scanning. There are higher priced plans with higher word limits and features like plagiarism scans, AI deep scans, and more. Also, you can save 33% by paying for the whole year upfront.
