GPTZero is a software used on a computer. It tries to tell if a human wrote a text or a robot, like ChatGPT. The software was made by Edward Tian, a computer sc
GPTZero is a software used on a computer. It tries to tell if a human wrote a text or a robot, like ChatGPT. The software was made by Edward Tian, a computer science student at Princeton University. The software looks at various linguistic features and patterns to tell how likely it is that a text was produced by a human or an AI.[1]
GPTZero became popular because of the use of AI for making content, which has raised concerns about authenticity, originality, and potential misuse.[2][3]
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