ChatGPT+Quillbot vs Turnitin! Can Turnitin detect ChatGPT text after it is paraphrased by Quillbot?
TLDRThe video presents an experiment to test the effectiveness of Turnitin, a plagiarism detection software, in identifying AI-generated content. The user first generates an essay on Sigmund Freud's topic using Chat GPT, then paraphrases it with Coolbot before submitting to Turnitin. Despite a high similarity index, Turnitin fails to detect the AI origin. The user repeats the process with an essay on electrical engineering, with Turnitin successfully identifying the AI-generated content before paraphrasing but not after. The video concludes with the user's intent to conduct more tests, highlighting the limitations and potential of AI in academic writing.
Takeaways
- 🔍 The user conducted an experiment to test Turnitin's ability to detect AI-generated content.
- 📝 The first essay was about Sigmund Freud's topic and was generated by an AI, then paraphrased using Quillbot.
- 🔄 Turnitin showed a 14% similarity index for the paraphrased essay but did not detect AI authorship.
- 📉 Turnitin accurately identified the original, non-paraphrased essay as 100% AI-generated.
- 📚 A second essay on a different topic, electrical engineering, was also generated and tested.
- 🔧 Turnitin successfully detected the second essay as 100% AI-generated before paraphrasing.
- 🤖 After paraphrasing the second essay with Quillbot, Turnitin again failed to detect AI authorship.
- 📝 Quillbot's paraphrasing capability was effective in making the AI-generated text appear more human-like.
- 🔄 The user plans to perform more tests in the future to further investigate this issue.
- 📈 The experiment highlights the limitations of Turnitin in detecting AI-generated content after paraphrasing.
- 🔑 The results suggest that paraphrasing can be a method to bypass Turnitin's plagiarism detection for AI-generated essays.
- 🎥 The video serves as an educational resource for understanding the interaction between AI, paraphrasing tools, and plagiarism detection software.
Q & A
What was the main purpose of the experiment described in the video?
-The main purpose was to test whether Turnitin could detect essays generated by AI and paraphrased by Coolbot.
Which AI tool was used to generate the essays in the video?
-Chat GPT was used to generate the essays.
What was the result when the original AI-generated essay was submitted to Turnitin?
-Turnitin detected the essay as 100% AI-generated.
How did Turnitin perform when the paraphrased essay was submitted?
-Turnitin was unable to detect that the paraphrased essay was generated by AI.
What was the similarity index for the paraphrased essay on Sigmund Freud's topic?
-The similarity index was 14, but the presenter was not worried as it's a common topic in psychology.
What was the topic of the second essay tested in the video?
-The second essay was on generator protection in the field of electrical engineering.
How did Turnitin perform with the second essay that was not paraphrased?
-Turnitin correctly identified the second essay as 100% AI-generated.
What was the outcome when the second essay was paraphrased and submitted to Turnitin?
-Turnitin was unable to detect that the paraphrased second essay was AI-generated.
What conclusion can be drawn from the video's experiment?
-Turnitin is effective at detecting AI-generated content but may not be as accurate when the content has been paraphrased by a tool like Coolbot.
What is the significance of these findings for academic integrity?
-The findings suggest that while AI detection tools like Turnitin are powerful, they may not catch all instances of AI-generated content, especially when it has been paraphrased.
What does the presenter plan to do after the experiment?
-The presenter plans to perform more tests in the future to further explore this issue.
Outlines
📝 Testing Turnitin's AI Detection
The video script describes an experiment where an essay generated by an AI, specifically Chat GPT, is put through a paraphrasing tool called Coolbot. The paraphrased essay is then submitted to Turnitin, an academic plagiarism detection service, to see if it can identify the AI origin. The essay is on a common topic in psychology, and Turnitin shows a 14% similarity index, but fails to detect the AI generation. The original essay is also tested, and Turnitin successfully identifies it as 100% AI-derived. A second essay on a different topic, electrical engineering, is also tested with similar results. The video concludes with a note that more tests will be conducted in the future.
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Keywords
💡Chat GPT
💡Turnitin
💡Quillbot
💡Plagiarism
💡Sigmund Freud
💡Electrical Engineering
💡AI Generation
💡Similarity Index
💡Paraphrase
💡Originality
Highlights
Generating an essay with ChatGPT on a Sigmund Freud topic.
Paraphrasing the generated essay with QuillBot.
Submitting the paraphrased essay to Turnitin to detect AI generation.
Turnitin reports a 14% similarity index but does not detect AI generation.
Submitting the original ChatGPT essay to Turnitin.
Turnitin proficiently identifies the original essay as 100% AI-derived.
Creating a second essay with ChatGPT on generator protection in electrical engineering.
Turnitin detects the second original essay as 100% AI-generated.
Paraphrasing the second essay with QuillBot.
Turnitin fails to detect the QuillBot-paraphrased second essay as AI-generated.
QuillBot effectively humanizes the text to evade Turnitin's AI detection.
Comparison of Turnitin's detection capabilities before and after paraphrasing with QuillBot.
Planning to perform more tests in the future to further examine the effectiveness.
Highlighting the role of AI in generating academic essays.
Exploring the implications of AI and paraphrasing tools on academic integrity.