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❓ Is AI-written content taking over the web? (We see you, sneaky genAI tools) Not on your watch! The Copyleaks AI Detector Chrome Extension just got a brand new makeover, and it's here to be your shield against inauthentic content. ️ Grab the extension today so you can – • Spot AI-generated content accurately and fast: Our industry-leading detection keeps getting smarter, ensuring nothing slips through the cracks. • Enjoy the new sleek design with the same powerful results:  We revamped the interface for a seamless user experience – detecting AI content has never been this simple. Download the extension at the link in the comments below 👇

Everyone knows GenAI is great at text but did you know companies are already working on ways to produce text-to-video or text-to-audio generative AI technologies? That’s what many experts are betting on being the “next big thing” for AI - the real question though. What do you think?

I don't think that many products get as much third-party testing and research as those in the AI detection industry. Almost every week, new research is published. For me, as a data scientist, this provides continuous feedback regarding our work (in addition to our own tests and the QA department's tests), and I view this as an absolute gift. Here's a recent example from a comprehensive Master’s thesis in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, written by Adam Landberg. It finds: "Not only does [Copyleaks] propose a solution that has no 'false positive' classifications in both English and Swedish, but it also demonstrates the best values for accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity. For English, the performance of Copyleaks is 100% accurate." Credit: Adam Landberg Department of Computer Science and Engineering CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF GOTHENBURG Gothenburg, Sweden 2024

🚨 New Episode Of The Original Source Out Now 🚨 In this episode of the Original Source, host Shouvik Paul chats about the world of Al politics with his good friend and tech expert, Tom Cochran. With a rich history in government technology and media from his background while working at the White House under the Obama Administration, Tom shares his unique insights on the rapid advancements in Al and the urgent need for regulation. From Al's impact on various industries to the delicate balance between innovation and control, this episode is packed with valuable information for anyone interested in the future of artificial intelligence. Listen in here - https://lnkd.in/e8mphjsx

As our U.S. team prepares to embark on their offsite in Atlantic City tomorrow, let's look back at the fantastic team-building experience our colleagues in Israel enjoyed last week ⬇

Our team rocked it at D2LFusion alongside so many other bright stars in the ed-tech world, already looking back on our time with fond memories 💙

Please help us give a big Copyleaks welcome to our newest team member, Siena Schipke 👋 Siena brings a wealth of experience from her three years working at tech startups across various industries. Originally from Arizona, she's called New York City home for the past four years with her husband and their adorable two-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Shea. When Siena's not crushing it in Sales Ops, you can find her designing and stitching beautiful needlepoint canvases or diving into a captivating fiction novel. We're so excited to have you on board, Siena! 

Have you ever wondered how to read our scan results? Well, wonder no more! Take a quick guided walkthrough with one of our Customer Success team members 🔽

Since its release in January 2023, the number of questions we have received about the Copyleaks AI Detector and how AI detection works almost rivals the number we get about generative AI. Understandably, people want reassurance around generative AI; to get that, they need to feel confident in the technology providing the guardrails. That’s why we’ve compiled our 10 most commonly asked questions about AI detection, how it works, and other things you might be wondering about. Read on ⬇

❗ New Job Posting Alert❗ Copyleaks is looking for a Sales Engineer to join our NYC office. What You'll Do: • Partner with Sales Reps on demos, implementations, and troubleshooting. • Be one of our go-to people for technical questions and integrations. • Help us refine our product based on customer feedback. Who You Are: • A technical background with at least 2 years of experience! (Support Engineer, Solutions Architect background a plus) • A clear communicator who can explain complex things simply.️ • A collaborator who thrives in a team environment. • A problem solver who enjoys finding creative solutions. If this sounds like you and you're looking to join a team on the cutting edge of AI development, then apply today! - https://lnkd.in/eheTFuXD