Here are popular online resources to teach about AI detection and Plagiarism detection:
AI Detector
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- AI Content Detector–from Crossplag
- AI Text Classifier–from the creators of ChatGPT to identify writing from an AI
- ChatGPT–has developed their own tool to find AI-generated writing
- Content at Scale AI Content Detector
- Contentdetector.org
- Copyleaks AI Content Detector
- Crossplag–detect AI content
- GPTZero–to find text generated by an AI
- Plagiarismchecker.ai
- TurnItIn ithenticate–new tool to identify AI-generated text
- UNDETECTABLE.AI
- Winston A.I
- ZeroGPT
Finding plagiarism
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- Check Plagiarism
- Dupli Checker
- Google’s Originality Tools
- PapersOwl
- PlagiarismCheck
- Plagiarism Checker Online
- Plagiarism Tracker
- Proctorio
- SearchEngineReports.net Plagiarism Detector
- Small SEO Tools
- TurnitIn
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Are they free?
Some are. Some aren’t (like Turnitin). Lots of variety.
That is some really useful tools for both teachers and for students who want to check if their plagiarism is obvious enough.
Kids have almost lost sight of the idea they can’t plagiarize. Part of it is parents (and many teachers) don’t understand the rules so they don’t teach kids. I’ve watched teachers copy full pages from books and pass them out to classes. I tell them they can’t and they look at me like I’m nuts. That plagiarizing. One famous case, the textbook publisher told the school district to stop, for several years. They ignored them because they insisted it was their right (they bought the book) Finally got sued and lost.