A Tool to Fool AI Detectors
August 27, 2024
Here is one way to fool the automated ai detectors: AIHumanizer. A Redditor in the r/ChatGPT subreddit has created a “New Tool that Removes Frequent AI Phrases like ‘Unleash’ or ‘Elevate’.” Sufficient_Ice_6113 writes:
“I created a simple tool which lets you humanize your texts and remove all the robotic or repeated phrases ChatGPT usually uses like ‘Unleash’ ‘elevate’ etc. here is a longer list of them: Most used AI words 100 most common AI words. To remove them and improve your texts you can use aihumanizer.com which completely rewrites your text to be more like it was written by a human. It also makes it undetectable by AI detectors as a side effect because the texts don’t have the common AI pattern any longer. It is really useful in case you want to use an AI text for any work related things, most people can easily tell an email or application to a job was written by AI when it includes ‘Unleash’ and ‘elevate’ a dozen times.”
The author links to their example result at Undetectable AI, the “AI Detector and Humanizer.” That site declares the sample text “appears human.” See the post’s comments for another example, submitted by benkei_sudo. They opine the tool “is a good start, but needs a lot of improvement” because, though it fools the AI checkers, an actual human would have their suspicions. That could be a problem for emails or press releases that, at least for now, tend to be read by people. But how many actual humans are checking resumes or standardized-test essays these days? Besides, Sufficient Ice emphasizes, AIHumanizer offers an upgraded version for an undisclosed price (though a free trial is available). The AI-content arms race continues.
Cynthia Murrell, August 27, 2024
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