DetectorBot is an advanced AI content detection tool that accurately identifies text generated by leading AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Our proprietary algorithms analyze writing patterns and linguistic markers to determine whether content was created by artificial intelligence, even after editing or refinement. The platform provides instant, detailed results through an intuitive free interface that anyone can use.
Hi everyone! I built DetectorBot after experiencing firsthand the challenges of verifying content authenticity in my role as a university teaching assistant. When students started using AI tools, we needed a reliable way to maintain academic integrity while acknowledging that AI is becoming part of the writing process. What makes DetectorBot different is that we're not trying to "catch" people - instead, we want to promote transparency around AI use. I spent six months developing our detection algorithms, testing them against thousands of real-world examples, and refining them based on user feedback. Many of the features, like the section-by-section breakdown and confidence scores, came directly from conversations with educators and writers who needed more nuanced insights than a simple "AI or not" result.
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Hi everyone! I built DetectorBot after experiencing firsthand the challenges of verifying content authenticity in my role as a university teaching assistant. When students started using AI tools, we needed a reliable way to maintain academic integrity while acknowledging that AI is becoming part of the writing process. What makes DetectorBot different is that we're not trying to "catch" people - instead, we want to promote transparency around AI use. I spent six months developing our detection algorithms, testing them against thousands of real-world examples, and refining them based on user feedback. Many of the features, like the section-by-section breakdown and confidence scores, came directly from conversations with educators and writers who needed more nuanced insights than a simple "AI or not" result.