Detecting AI Writing With Merlin AI

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In this video I test the new Merlin AI Text Detection tool. It's a pretty neat thing, and it's free, so there's that. The conclusion: if you're going to plagiarize, do it in the style of Gary Vee.  


Video Summary:

Merlin AI released AI detector in text
  • - Testing AI with chat GPT for customer experience blog post
  • - Acknowledging importance of implementing customer science principles in a nacho cheese business
Detection of 71% AI content in the text
  • - Using Merlin AI to analyze the content
  • - Identifying specific AI content in the text
AI Writing detection at 71%
  • - AI content detected at 71%.
  • - Difficulty in achieving desired speed.
Only 27% of the writing was detected as AI.
  • - Despite the prompt and chat GPT's activity, the detection was low.
  • - Further analysis needed to understand why only 27% was identified as AI.
15% AI content detected
  • - Comparison with Gary Vaynerchuck: 27% AI content.
  • - Further analysis and rewrites in Shep Hyken's style.
Merlin AI can detect AI writing with high accuracy
  • - The speaker demonstrated the tool's ability to analyze and detect AI-generated content with an example of 87% AI content being detected
  • - The speaker also mentioned trying out a different writing style and using the tool to verify the content's authenticity
Merlin AI detects AI writing styles.
  • - Merlin AI identifies writing styles with 80% accuracy.
  • - It distinguishes between different AI writing styles like ChatGPT and Gary Vaynerchuk.
Merlin AI offers free AI writing detection
  • - Users are warned not to plagiarize content.
  • - Suggests writing reports in the style of Gary Vaynerchuk for AI detection.





    Lang: English (US)
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