Hi everybody, I’m new to ChatGPT and still figuring things out. I was advised to join and ask questions, hoping to learn from others’ experiences.
So, here’s the deal—I used ChatGPT to write a piece, requesting it to write like a human. However, the generated text was identified as AI by AI detectors. How can I make ChatGPT’s output less detectable by AI checkers? Are there any effective anti AI detectors?
If anyone has successfully dealt with this issue, could you please share your experience and offer any suggestions? Much appreciated!
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Yes. If you look up “anti AI detectors” or “AI humanizer” online, you will find that there are already tons of these tools on the market. This includes names like Humbot, HIX Bypass, BypassAI.ai, Undetectable AI, BypassGPT, AIHumanizer.ai, and many others.
These tools are designed to convert AI to human text, making it harder for AI detection tools to spot. It’s important to note, though, that these tools aren’t always perfect. There may be times when they fail to make AI text undetectable.
Honestly, the best way to avoid AI detection is to rewrite the content yourself. However, this does take a lot of time and effort. For quicker edits without a full rewrite, try these tactics:
- Avoid repeating the same phrases or overused words. If you’ve been using ChatGPT for a while, you might notice it tends to reuse certain words and phrases (“meticulous”, “delve”, “beacon”, “In the XX world of…”, “Embark on a journey…”) too often. Changing these out can help.
- Enrich the authenticity of the content by adding your own experiences, specific data, real-life examples.
- Introduce small errors to mimic human mistakes, but be mindful of quality.