Content detector tools can tell if the content is created by humans or an AI. Nowadays, AI Content generators like Dall-E, Midjourney, OpenAI Codex, ChatGPT etc are becoming mainstream due to their capabilities in generating pictorial, textual, verbal, video, etc content. As a result, it is getting difficult for a normal person to differentiate between what is generated by humans and what is created by an AI. For Instance, A couple months ago, someone entered in a competition with AI-Generated Artwork and Won First Place at a State Fair Fine Arts Competition. It showed the strength of an AI image generator to the world. Fortunately, there are tools that can detect if the content is created by humans or an AI.
However, these tools are not always 100 percent correct. Their accuracy varies as per content.
Here are three AI Content Detector Tools that you can try for free for now
1. Hugging Face – GPT-2 Output Detector Demo
Hugging face – It is a free OpenAI content detector tool that can tell if the content is created by humans or an AI. This tool is in the developing process but its demo version is live to try. So, you can visit their website, enter the text you want to analyze. It has a simple straightforward layout that makes it easy for a normal person to test the creators of the content. There is no word limit as for now. You can test as many words as you like in a single test.
How to use Content Detector by Hugging Face
- Go to https://huggingface.co/openai-detector/
- Paste/Type content you want to check.
- Wait for a while to see its prediction about content.
- At the bottom of the text box, there is a bar that would go blue if the content is real and in case of AI generated content it would turn red.
- You can edit to see the results in real time.
2. Writer
Writer.com – It is another helpful tool that is capable of testing the content and tell which is real and which is generated by an AI. Users can try it for free for basic use but for advanced user, they have paid plans. Its free version comes with a word limit. So, users can test up to 350 words in a single test. So, to test text that has more than words you would have to divide the content in multiple parts.
How to use Writer Content Detector
- Visit there site https://writer.com/ai-content-detector/
- Enter the content you want to analyze
- Click on Analyze button to see the result
- Shortly, you will see the result on the top right side of the screen.
- You can make edits in the text box and click on analyze text to see updated results.
It is easy to use Writer Content Detector because of its simple layout and clear instructions.
3. Content at Scale – Free AI Content Detector
Content at Scale is another free AI content detector tool that is capable of differentiating between human content and AI content. Right now, its DEMO version is live and the model can tell if the content is real or not. There needs to be at least 25 words for more accurate results. It uses up to 2500 characters for testing purposes.
How to use Content at Scale
- Go to the official site : https://contentatscale.ai/ai-content-detector/
- Paste/Enter content in the text box
- Click on Check for AI content button
- The results are displayed on the left side of the screen
Content at Scale is a simple and powerful tools. Simple because it is easy to use, there are not hidden tricks, so you get what you see. It’s powerful because of speed and accuracy. It successfully analyzed the content and results were mostly accurate.
Benefits
Fast – These AI Content Detectors take less time to analyze content as compared to humans. You can analyze any amount of data in no time and get results immediately.
Free – AI Content Detectors are available for free, so it saves money. There is no need to pay someone to do the work manually and pay them.
Drawbacks
Not Always Accurate – Sometimes these AI content Detectors give false results. Like in the below examples, these tools failed to determine if the content is created by a person or a bot.
Results of AI Content Detectors
Sushi recipe by ChatGPT
1. Sushi recipe Analysis – Hugging Face
2. Sushi recipe Analysis – Writer.com
Poem Written by ChatGPT
Poem tested with Content at Scale
Story Results by Content at Scale
To Conclude, these content detector tools are powerful and fast but not always accurate. There is no doubt that these tools are better than humans when it comes to finding out if the content is AI generated or human generated. However, it is important to keep in mind that these AI content detectors are not always correct and sometimes give false results. When articles, essays were tested these tools gave accurate results. However, these tools were not accurate when AI generated poems were analyzed with them. But as the time goes by, hopefully we can see more accurate results.
