Story sent back - AI?

[AG31]

Literotica uses it.

How do you know?

 

[AwkwardlySet]

Literotica uses some variant of automatic AI detection, but whatever it is, it's very different than the free online tools that are publicly available. Too many people claimed getting a zero to low AI score after using various online tools on their submissions, only to suffer rejection from Laurel. It can't be a coincidence. Whatever Laurel uses, it doesn't give the same results as free online tools.

From what I've seen so far, these online tools are at best unreliable, maybe even completely useless. Whether the tool that Laurel uses is more reliable is open to speculation. There is no real data anywhere.

 

[SkyBubble]

Literotica uses some variant of automatic AI detection, but whatever it is, it's very different than the free online tools that are publicly available. Too many people claimed getting a zero to low AI score after using various online tools on their submissions, only to suffer rejection from Laurel. It can't be a coincidence. Whatever Laurel uses, it doesn't give the same results as free online tools.

Useful to know. I'm just tired of fighting their system, whatever it is.

From what I've seen so far, these online tools are at best unreliable, maybe even completely useless. Whether the tool that Laurel uses is more reliable is open to speculation. There is no real data anywhere.

To put it mildly.

 

[badlulu]

Useful to know. I'm just tired of fighting their system, whatever it is.



To put it mildly.

Just pay the AI per word to rewrite your work and make it pass - then it's definitely more human!

https://undetectable.ai/ai-humanizer

 

[SkyBubble]

Just pay the AI per word to rewrite your work and make it pass - then it's definitely more human!

That's the irony, isn't it?