Practical guides on writing, originality, AI detection, and research — from the team behind Getsolved.
AI writing is no longer a trend. It is part of everyday work and study. So, finding the best AI checker to detect generated content is more important than ever. Students use it for essays, research papers, reports, personal statements, and other academic writing tasks.
These days, AI detection tools have become an important part of the writing workflow. Before submitting a paper, one should always check the AI score of their text to avoid receiving unpleasant emails from professors or bosses claiming the work is not theirs.
It’s no secret at this point that artificial intelligence has changed the way content is created. A few lines of instructions can lead to anything from a blog post and an essay to a news report or a social media caption within mere seconds.
💡 Quick disclosure before we start: GetSolved also builds an AI detector, so Grammarly is a direct competitor to our tool. We’re writing this review with that conflict out in the open, and we’re not going to soften a real problem just because pointing it out helps our own case.
💡 Quick disclosure before we start: GetSolved also builds an AI detector, so GPTZero is our direct competitor. We’re writing this review with that conflict out in the open, and we’re not going to pretend GPTZero gets everything wrong just because it competes with our own tool. Where it performs well, we’ll say so.
A student is accused of academic misconduct because an AI checker flagged their own essay. A freelance writer loses a client over a single AI score. In both cases, it is the AI checker’s fault. So both point to the same question: how accurate are AI detectors?
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