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Charlie Rigg

01 December 2023, 10:33

  • GB

Used to be amazing, now useless

Used to be brilliant, out of hundreds of articles that were all completely hand-written Copyleaks would only flag one or two as AI. The systems have obviously changed since though, as the tool is now utterly useless. Flags every other manually written article and if I rewrite the paragraphs it flags, it then highlights even more that it hadn't highlighted before. Such a shame they've changed the algorithms, as it was perfect before but questionable now.

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Salgado Bakers

24 November 2023, 22:11

  • GB

Lot of false positives

Original content is getting marked as AI content! Not reliable as a AI detection tool.

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Tri Pham

15 November 2023, 18:37

  • VN

Interesting results

I wrote about 2k words by hand and Copyleaks said 80% of my content was written by AI. How interesting.

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Jan

15 November 2023, 03:54

  • GB

Ai detection is trash

Ai detection doesn't work at all. I tried with 5 other websites, and they were brilliant, but this flagged every sentence and gave no explanation as to why.

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Mei Lee

14 November 2023, 07:27

  • US

Inaccurate

I wrote 2 sentences (with my actual brain). Copyleaks said it was AI-generated. The sentences were: The Day of the Dead celebration originated in South America, but it is celebrated in other countries too. Some countries that celebrate the Day of the Dead are Mexico, Italy, Brazil, India, Haiti, Columbia, Spain, Ecuador, the United States, El Salvador, Canada, Nicaragua, Philippines, Guatemala, Peru, Bolivia, Australia, and Ireland. Like WHY would they think a human couldn't write something like that??!! It's so basic!

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S.dos

07 November 2023, 23:51

  • SA

plagirism detector sometimes misleading

A completely original abstract in my published article is detected by copyleaks as 98% plagiarism classifying it as "one to one exact wording in the text". Be careful, sometimes your published abstract will appeare on your references' journal website causing these faule detections

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Mickael Pernet

03 November 2023, 19:10

  • FR

Presque tout texte est semble t'il…

Presque tout texte est semble t'il généré par IA, qu'il soit écrit par un humain, par une IA ou écrit par un humains avec une correction partielle.

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Waseem Waqar

31 October 2023, 05:25

  • PK

100% False Positives

100% False Positives To test it, I wrote random paragraph. Almost BS. It said 100% AI. I tried with a few others. I mixed AI and Human writing, again it said 100% AI I wrote gibberish, even then it said 100% AI I guess that's always the case. Pity any student who is judged because of this app/software

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Androiyed

27 October 2023, 19:00

  • GB

The AI content detection platform isn't…

The AI content detection platform isn't reliable in my own experience. I was thinking of purchasing and tested the free version with the following scenarios of all around 4-500 words each. Completely AI written Around 50% AI written Completely human written All three were flagged as all AI content (I do naturally write quite formally, however I don't beleive I'm a robot!) The AI content production and detection market is fast evolving so I don't blame Copyleaks for this, as all companies have more work to do on products like these.

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Debarati Sarkar

24 October 2023, 15:57

  • IN

Not at all reliable

Not at all reliable. If I run one piece of content through copyleaks several times, the result changes each time. The portion that wasn't red earlier, suddenly gets flagged as AI-written. Even entirely human written content is AI. It's a joke!