GPTZero

GPTZero is a powerful tool that helps educators and anyone else identify text generated by AI.

With over a million users and endorsements from prominent news outlets like CNN, BBC, and The New York Times, GPTZero has quickly become a go-to solution for spotting AI-generated content. This tool is especially useful for teachers who want to ensure the authenticity of their students’ work.

One of the standout features of GPTZero is its plagiarism score, which gives users an overall assessment of how much of a document is made up of AI-generated content. It doesn’t just stop there—GPTZero also highlights specific sentences that were created by AI, making it super easy for users to pinpoint exactly which parts aren’t original.

For educators with many assignments to review, GPTZero offers a batch upload feature. This means you can upload multiple files at once, streamlining the process of checking all the work from an entire class with ease.

For organizations looking to integrate GPTZero into their systems, the tool also offers an easy-to-use API. They provide support to help customize the API for your specific needs, and you can find detailed documentation on their website to guide you through the integration process.

Many educational institutions, including NYU and Purdue, rely on GPTZero for detecting AI-generated text. The team behind GPTZero is dedicated to continually enhancing the tool for educators and works alongside organizations like K16 Solutions and Canvas to make sure it stays updated and effective.