LLMDet is a text detection tool that can identify which generated sources the text came from (e.g. large language model or human-write).
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RAID is the largest and most challenging benchmark for machine-generated text detectors. (ACL 2024)
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SuperAnnotate HTTP service for Generated Text Detection
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Leveraged BERT to distinguish AI generated from human written texts in a Kaggle competition, using datasets from Mistral AI (to train the model)
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ISCC - Semantic Code Text
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Synthetic text detection service
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