AIDP is a tool that makes writing and editing human-sounding content with AI easy. It does two main things:
AIDP works with text generated by GPT, Gemini, and most lesser-known AI language models. These are used in almost all AI article generation tools. They also are used in popular grammar and style correction tools.
AIDP can perform AI detection in English, Arabic, French, Portugese, Spanish and German. Note: humanization is currently experimental for languages other than English.
Email us at help@aidetector.pro -- we're happy to help.
Our AI detection and humanization algorithms are very compute-intensive. They need to be run on GPUs optimized for AI applications, which are extremely expensive still. For this reason, each report costs us a non-insignificant amount of money.
No. Language models are based on algorithms that have a random component. There is no way to be 100% accurate in this space. In the vast majority of cases, AIDP is accurate, and we are constantly improving and updating our algorithms to maximize accuracy. Similarly, you may need to run automated rewrites more than once, as well as adjust the quality slider, to get the result you are looking for. We modify out algorithms constantly, but so do other companies. We recommend that you add your own words and ideas to any content you produce.
The AI Eraser helps you humanize your content by finding words and phrases that trigger AI detection tools. You can edit the content manually to remove the AI, or you can use AI Eraser's automated rewrites to speed up the process. Since AI Eraser's suggestions use our proprietary modeling they're less likely to trigger AI detection tools.
AI text generation is based on a modified neural network called a "transformer" network. In training the network, the computer reads a huge dataset and looks at relative probabilities of words. For example, the word "is" comes after the word "he" very often, so the computer learns that when it writes text, it should follow "he" with "is".
This is complicated by something called "attention", which allows the computer to look at other words in context to determine which words should be generated. For example, the computer will often see the name "Mark" and then later "he" in a sentence; however, it will rarely see "Mark" and then "she" in a sentence. Because of this, when asked to generate a story about "Mark", it will use "he" instead of "she".
The free version includes 3 scans, with a limited document size. After that, you can upgrade to a paid plan.
Each time AIDP scans a document, it counts as one AI scan. If you scan the same document multiple times, it counts as multiple AI scans. If you use the AI Eraser, each time you click "Scan" you're running a new AI scan.
The free version includes a some AI Eraser functionality; however, it doesn't provide automated humanization.
Many grammar checkers and writing tools use GPT under the hood. Because of this, if you used a popular grammar/writing tool, AI Detector Pro (and other AI detection tools) may detect it as AI. Also, you should make sure you select the right language to scan.
Scans have a limit of 40,000 characters, which is about 6000-7000 words. Document humanizations have a character limit of 3000-6000 characters depending on the type of humanization and the language.
You can cancel by logging in and going to your Account page by clicking the "Account" link at the bottom left of the screen. From there, click "View plan details." On that page there is a button to cancel.
AI Detector Pro has been trained on GPT based data (GPT-2, GPT-3, GPT-4, GPT-O1, GPT-J), as well as Gemini, Claude and other common AI LLMs.
We recommend that anyone with important data in AIDP enables two-factor authentication. You can do this by clicking the "Account" link at the bottom-left of the page. Then click "Security" and open the "Two-factor authentication" tab. Then select "Enabled" in the dropdown and save. Once you have done this, every time you log in your will be sent an email with a verification code.