OpenAI has a ‘highly accurate’ tool to detect AI content, but no release plans
The company expressed worries that its detection system could somehow “stigmatize” the use of AI among non-English speakers.
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The company expressed worries that its detection system could somehow “stigmatize” the use of AI among non-English speakers.
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