Grammarly Is Getting In On the AI Detection Game
Most of us are familiar with AI-detection tools — the ones that promise to tell you whether or not content was written by a human or AI. In short — and based on my experience — a majority of these web-based “tools” simply don’t work, at least not as advertised. I’ve also seen plenty of posts floating around of teachers accusing students of writing essays with AI when they’re adamant they haven’t used them at all. While those are some up-in-the-air examples that I cannot verify, I have a few of my own that concur: I’ve copied and pasted completely original content into various tools and been told that a healthy percentage was probably AI-generated. I’ve also seen the complete opposite after pasting in copy that contained verbatim text from ChatGPT, where it told me that it was most likely entirely written by a human. Needless to say, these types of tools need work. But Grammarly is in on the game now in a new way, and what they’re offering seems to deliver on its promises. Subsc...