OpenAI Just Quietly Shuttered Its ChatGPT Plagiarism Tool
OpenAI has pulled its AI Classifier plagiarism detection tool due to low accuracy in determining human vs AI created content.
James Laird is a technology journalist with 10+ years experience working on some of the world's biggest websites. These include TechRadar, Trusted Reviews, Lifehacker, Gizmodo and The Sun, as well as industry-specific titles such as ITProPortal. His particular areas of interest and expertise are cyber security, VPNs and general hardware.
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