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An AI detector shaped around the work you review
A teacher reading essays and a recruiter reading cover letters need different things from a detector. Find your role to see the workflow that fits it.
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- Who it's forEditorsReview freelance pitches, contributed articles and guest drafts for AI-written passages, and set contributor guidelines that make expectations clear.
- Who it's forHR teamsReview self-reviews, internal comms and training submissions for AI-written text, with a policy that stays fair to employees and keeps people in the loop.
- Who it's forLawyersCheck briefs, client documents and outside drafts for AI-written passages so a lawyer knows where to verify before filing. Practical steps, not legal advice.
- Who it's forMarketersCheck agency, freelancer and in-house copy for AI-written text before it goes live, and keep your brand voice specific instead of generic and forgettable.
- Who it's forProfessorsReview research papers, thesis chapters and take-home exams for AI-written passages, with sentence highlights that support a fair, documented process.
- Who it's forPublishersSet site-wide content standards, audit archived articles and check incoming submissions for AI-written text, with reports your editorial team can share.
- Who it's forRecruitersScreen cover letters, writing samples and application answers for AI-written text without penalizing candidates who use tools for grammar or spelling.
- Who it's forResearchersCheck manuscripts, literature reviews and open-text survey responses for AI-written text, with sentence-level highlights that support careful review.
- Who it's forSEO agenciesCheck client deliverables and freelance writers for AI-written text before it ships, and vet new writers with sentence highlights and shareable reports.
- Who it's forStudentsCheck your essay for passages that might read as AI-written before you submit, and learn how drafts and version history help you show the work is yours.
- Who it's forTeachersCheck student essays and discussion posts for AI writing with sentence-level highlights, then use the result to start a fair conversation, not a penalty.
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