Artificial intelligence powerhouse OpenAI has pulled the plug on its AI text detector tool because of its “low rate of accuracy.” OpenAI says it is currently researching more effective techniques to identify AI-generated content.
Artificial intelligence powerhouse OpenAI has discreetly pulled the pin on its AI-detection software citing a low rate of accuracy.
The OpenAI-developed AI classifier was first launched on Jan. 31, and aimed to aid users, such as teachers and professors, in distinguishing human-written text from AI-generated text.which announced the launch of the tool, the AI classifier has been shut down as of July 20:The link to the tool is no longer functional, while the note offered only simple reasoning as to why the tool was shut down.
"We are working to incorporate feedback and are currently researching more effective provenance techniques for text, and have made a commitment to develop and deploy mechanisms that enable users to understand if audio or visual content is AI-generated," the note read.From the get go, OpenAI made it clear the detection tool was prone to errors and could not be considered “fully reliable.”
The company said limitations of its AI detection tool included being “very inaccurate” at verifying text with less than 1,000 characters and could “confidently” label text written by humans as AI-generated.On July 18, researchers from Stanford and UC Berkeley
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