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Everything about AI text detection at a glance. We help you build clear AI rules into your everyday work, assess AI-generated text on solid grounds, and master the topic with confidence.
Guides and workflows for everyday school and university life with AI text.
DPA, privacy and rollout for schools and providers.
Safeguard content quality and keep AI share in check.
Editorial due diligence for freelance and AI text.
An AI text detector processes personal data. Here's how to set the check up correctly, plus a free sample statement to download.
An AI detector flagged your text, and you really did write it yourself. That's not a rare edge case, and it's not a catastrophe - there's a clear, calm path through the next steps.
An AI suspicion based on a gut feeling alone won't survive a conversation. This process turns a hunch into a procedure that stays defensible - for you, for the school, and for the family.
Anyone who writes concisely, plainly, and with simple vocabulary gets flagged by AI detectors above average - regardless of whether AI was actually involved. This hits non-native speakers especially hard.
Between school law, examination regulations and the new EU labelling duty, many educators lose track. Here's the practical version: what you're allowed to do with a student text once an AI suspicion exists.
Before you even open a tool, there are linguistic signs you can spot yourself. None of them alone is proof - but six of them together are a good reason to look closer.
AI is here to stay - like the internet. Instead of bans, what's needed is transparency and clear rules that build trust. PlagiatGPT's six levels of AI use provide a universal framework for that: from school to marketing to academia.