AI Detection
Make AI Text Undetectable
Today we are going to talk about how to make AI text undetectable and how to beat AI detection consistently. There are many ways to go about it. Certainly using a service like StealthGPT is extremely easy but its not the only way.ChatGPT and AI in general is sweeping the world. Never before have we've seen a service gain so many hundreds of millions of users so quickly. Not only does ChatGPT have a tremendous user base, it's parent company OpenAI has an API that is fueling thousands of new SaaS's that are raking in billions of dollars annually. All of this in the span of less than a year. With billions of pieces of AI content, there was bound to be a check in the space.AI Detectors naturally sprung up very quickly after ChatGPT's rapid rise to prominence. The first detector I saw was GPTZero, but many have come into fruition afterwards. Detectors like Originality, ZeroGPT, Winston AI, Copyleaks are currently flourishing. Traditional services like Turnitin, one of the largest academic software companies in the world, even introduced its own AI Detector in 2023. These AI detection services scan content to see if it was generated with AI or not.Of course, for every action there is an opposite and equal reaction. Just as AI Detectors were springing up, Undetectable AI content generators were being developed. I, in fact, started building StealthGPT after seeing a viral video about GPTZero back in January. The objective of products like ours is to utilize AI to create content that remains undetectable to AI Detectors.Now that we covered a bit of prelude, let's explore how to beat AI Detectors:
1. Paraphrase Content By Hand:
AI content generated by ChatGPTThis may seem obvious to you, but one of the easiest things you can do when making AI content undetectable is paraphrase the content you generate with ChatGPT or similar services. AI detectors are very good at picking up content directly made by ChatGPT. Services like GPTZero look for perplexity and burstiness in the text. Here's how their CEO describes what they are looking for:"For a human essay, it will vary all over the place. It will go up and down, they’ll be sudden bursts and spikes, versus for a machine essay, it will be pretty boring. It will have a constant baseline."Essentially, what they are saying is: AI essays are super consistent and boring compared to Human essays which can be all over the place. This makes sense, we are all different from each other and we have varying degrees of writing ability. However these machines all share a similar origin, and learning set. Therefore, AI produced content will sound very similar.The way I like to paraphrase this content to bypass AI detectors is to look at the paragraph, then pull it away from my field of view. I do not like to re-write by directly looking at the content. Merely changing the words is not enough, you need that human entropy only you can add. You are only able to do that by trying to recollect and reword the content from your memory. Let's give that a try and see how we do:
Elon Musk, born in 1971 in South Africa, is an incredible entrepreneur who has built some of the most recognized companies in the world. His main areas of focus are in technology, and space exploration. Musk got his start in business helping build Zip2Pay and payment juggernaut Paypal. He is now known for a multitude of accomplishments; a visionary as CEO's of Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink and now X (formerly known as Twitter). These accolades would be enough to categorize one as an Einstein of a century. However, Musk has shown zero signs of slowing down. He is now building his newest venture into the red hot field of AI, and is transforming X into the West's first 'Super app'.And the results by Originality: