See what it takes to convince an AI writing detector that AI-generated text was written by a human.

A single vowel at the end of a common word can reveal more about society than most people realize. New research led by Lancaster University shows that the final sound in words like “happy” quietly ...

Scientists and publishers are testing a new breed of software that promises impressive accuracy at spotting AI-written text.

・A Lancaster University-led study found that the final vowel in words such as “happy” continues to reflect social class in Manchester, with working-class speakers favoring an open “happeh” sound and ...

Fluent English speakers often add sounds between words to link them together. When one word ends with a vowel sound, and the following word begins with a vowel sound, you might hear a subtle /j/ or /w ...

AI writing is not about a single word or phrase, but a rich tapestry of things. But there are a few ways to identify LLM-generated text. One is to use detection algorithms that are trained to spot the ...

How a hackathon dictation app running Speechmatics on-device speech-to-text exposed why real-time diarization needs GPU acceleration, CoreML, and DirectML.

In fact, any letter representing a vowel sound can be pronounced as schwa. For example, the first vowel in the word 'connect' is a schwa sound but it's written with the letter 'o', and the second ...

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Can you tell the difference between a human-written short story and an AI-generated one? Most people can’t. In a series of experiments led by a team at Villanova University, researchers found two ...