This is an incomplete review of the new A.I detector called passed.ai.
This A.I system is different from other A.I detectors as it is aimed primarily at teachers to help them check if their students are using A.I tools like ChatGPT.
What we know so far
The passed.ai detection software has not been released to the general public yet but you can signup for the waitlist here.
We know that there is going to be a way to check if students used A.I. These content detection tools usually work with a machine learning algorithm that can predict if the text was created by humans or an A.I.
They promise a 94% correct prediction of whether or not the text was created with ChatGPT. This is a similar success rate to Orginality.Ai.
The great thing about these algorithms is that they are trained on GPT3.5 which is what ChatGPT uses. Most other A.I detectors are trained on either GPT2 or GPT3 which are older language models.
Someday else that passed.ai has is a “history audit”. This feature allows you to see the text being written so you can see if the whole text was just copy/pasted from some other source or if it was human-typed.
You can do all of this with passed.ai’s chrome extension which means you can check work in different places around the web like Google Docs.
I am looking forward to testing it out for myself.
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