Tech Firm InnovateAI Launches Tool to Detect AI-Generated Content. San Francisco, March 15 – InnovateAI announced a new tool today designed to identify text produced by artificial intelligence. The software aims to address growing concerns about misinformation and plagiarism in academic and professional settings. The tool scans written material for patterns commonly linked to AI systems. It provides a probability score indicating if a human or machine likely created the content. Recent advancements in AI have made it harder to distinguish between human and computer-generated text. Many educators and publishers have reported challenges in verifying the authenticity of submitted work. The company claims its tool achieves 98% accuracy in tests involving over 10,000 samples. It compares linguistic features like word choice, sentence structure, and grammatical consistency against known AI models. Developers trained the system using both human-written documents and outputs from multiple AI platforms. This approach helps the tool recognize subtle differences between natural and machine-generated language. “This isn’t about replacing human judgment,” said CEO Maria Chen during the product launch. “It’s about giving people better tools to maintain trust in written communication.” The detection software will be available to schools, media organizations, and businesses starting next month. A free version for individual users is planned for release later this year. Privacy advocates have raised questions about data handling. InnovateAI confirmed the tool analyzes text without storing or sharing content. Users can process documents locally on their devices if preferred. The launch follows increased scrutiny of AI’s role in content creation. Several countries are drafting regulations requiring disclosure of AI-assisted material. InnovateAI’s research team continues to update the system as language models evolve. They emphasized the need for ongoing adaptation to keep pace with advancing AI technology. The company plans to add support for 15 additional languages by 2025. Current testing focuses on English-language text. Pricing details for enterprise customers will be announced in April. InnovateAI specializes in AI ethics and verification solutions, operating since 2018.

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