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New AI Detector Achieves 98% Accuracy in Spotting Computer-Written Text Using Semantic Analysis

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Overview

  • Framework called SEFD for detecting AI-generated text
  • Uses semantic analysis to identify content created by language models
  • Combines different detection methods including word patterns and meaning
  • Claims 98% accuracy in identifying AI writing
  • Works across multiple language models including GPT variants

Plain English Explanation

Detecting AI-written text is becoming crucial as LLM-generated content grows more sophisticated. SEFD analyzes text in two main ways - looking at how words are used and examining the d...

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