Users of GPTZero's new authorship platform will be able to compile and share data about their writing process such as their copy/paste history, the number of editors they had, and how long editing took. — Reuters
GPTZero, a software startup aimed at identifying text written by artificial intelligence, announced that it's diving deeper into the world of AI detection with a new tool that tracks whether AI contributed to a particular document.
The goal is to move away from an all-or-nothing paradigm around AI writing towards a more nuanced one, says co-founder and chief executive Edward Tian in an exclusive interview with Inc. GPTZero aims to "bridge the gap" between "writers and readers," he added, whether that's between an employee and their boss or a teacher and their student.
