How To Get Around ChatGPT Detectors

In this video, I'll be running AI-generated text through various plagiarism detection tools, to make sure that no one gets caught up in any plagiarism-related issues. We'll be using a traditional plagiarism detector, and then an AI-specific one. We'll also take a look at how to get around the plagiarism detectors, and how to use the rephrasing technology to make sure the text passes the AI detector. In the end, I'll be showing you a bunch of creative ways to use ChatGPT, so stay tuned!

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Prompts:
📝 Write me an essay about the importance of avoiding plagiarism in universities.
💬 Write it in a tone that is not typical to AI.
🤔 Analyze the following text for style and tone of voice. Apply that exact style and tone of voice to all your future responses: [insert your writing].

Chapters:
0:00 Use responsibly
0:57 First check
2:00 AI maneuver
3:14 Paraphrase in AI
4:44 Be careful

#chatgpt #chatgptdetectors #chatgptplagiarism

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[aiadvantage]

Will be doing a follow-up exploring this detection software in-depth just note that this video took half a day to shoot because the detector was always down.

[G-Hex]

What I do, In general when I’m having a hard time brainstorming, I ask GPT to write me an outline, or even an essay. But I never neglect the research, and I never copy/paste for obvious reasons. I use it more as influence rather than a quick check in the box for my writing. Gotta remember to learn something at the very least.

[Belgrythaz]

One obvious problem with AI detection is however that apart from the score you can't really prove that an AI generated it. Traditional plagiarize detectors link to the source and you can easily determine if the score is reliable or not.

[harsh_gaurav]

I am your recent follower, and you are doing a great job in demystifying this technology! :D

[ikramOzge]

I’ve been struggling with this for weeks, and this video finally cleared things up. Thank you!

[MasterM]

I am glad that what I have been doing is exactly what you are presenting in this video, to benefit from AI is truly a reflection of the individual using it, if you are creative you can benefit so much

[mdzmzm]

GPT-2 output detector demo is broken. Just write anything with correct grammar and it will say, it is fake.

[ThisIsntmyrealnameGoogle]

Love your content! While I never plan on using chatGPT to plagiarize and only ever use it as a starting point I love how informative your videos are

[SmittySahn]

Using a tool to check plagiarism and a tool to check whether the output is AI are two COMPLETELY different things. most, if not all, AI output will be close to 100% plagiarism free because it's not just copied from somewhere. For some reason, many people think AI tools scrape the web and copy text already out there, but they do not. (probably because many older "AI tools" would do just that, scrape the web and copy text and possibly spin it. they weren't AI tools like we think of with ChatGPT now.) In the simplest terms, checking to see if the text is from an AI generator is just a tool to check patterns to see if it's possibly AI-generated. If you take text generated from an AI tool and you just put some extra spaces in it (as in change "my dog, Spot" to "my dog, Spot") by putting a space before the comma, and then do that a handful of times throughout the article it will be detected as close to 100% human written. That's how fragile the AI detection tools are.

[uncommonsense]

OpenAI is working on introducing watermarked essays that basically use vocabulary probability to watermark their outputs. For example, if the essay output has a lot of nouns and verbs that are used around 1-5% of the time when compared to their synonym counterparts, then this consistency could be used as a watermark. Forcing the student to at least re-word their essay to avoid GPTzero detection. Doing this for articles, conjunctions, and other parts of speech could make the watermark so powerful that the output becomes unusable without a complete re-write; only using the AI output essay as inspiration.

[braam]

If you can make 2 ai’s, one for detecting ai text and one for writing ai text you can make the detecting one try to detect the making ones text and have them both learning of each other. Then you sell older versions of them so you are always ahead of everyone else.

[bubblebaath]

the biggest issue is with bad gpt detectectors, I know several people who are receiving 0% on their assignments and getting in trouble for plaigerism even though they didn't have a clue chat gpt existed when they wrote the essay. I heard about this and checked my engineering essay(which I wrote entirely by myself) and spent the next 4 hours changing shit until the gpt detectors were convinced I'm human...

[md.rahamatullah]

This Video is very Excellent. Thanks for Video.

[bekonic]

God damn. That is an amazing content mate!

[Rakuru]

The first time I used chat GBT was a a skelaton were i build up my reaserch paper from. put it through these detectors. For the AI i got a 0.03% AI and for plagerism i got an 11%, that 11 were the quotes only. Thank gos I have these tools today they save so much time.

[himashiu]

I also was experimenting with that and I found that if you tell the ai to make grammar and punctuation mistake will make it almost undetectable

[FrozenMeatDisk]

I used chatgpt to do a paragraph for my essay because I couldn't word it and it was 2 am, I put it through a chatgpt detection website (it was the first one you went to in the video) and it didn't detect the paragraph after putting it through quillbot however it suspected some of the text that I had actually wrote to be ai, I usually write pretty formally and have decent grammar and punctuation but it was a surprise to me

[Max-sdhn]

Where could I find a link to your ebook?

[iwonder_why]

In the still of night, when all is calm and bright
The moon shines down with silver light
The stars twinkle like diamonds in the sky
And the world is at peace, as the hours go by

The night whispers secrets, unknown till now
And the world seems to slow, as if taking a bow
The worries of day, slowly fade away
Leaving us with a sense of peace, to stay

So let us cherish this moment, fleeting and rare
And be grateful for the beauty that's everywhere
For tomorrow is a new day, with possibilities untold
And the night is a reminder, to cherish what we hold.


This poem is purely generated by chat gpt but no websites are able to detect that.

[etterath]

Not to mention the fact that OpenAI is creating a "watermark" for it's outputs. Even if you ask it to write something in a way atypical to AI, the fact it came from an AI will be detectable.