New AI writing detection: infini-gram engine traces word origins in AI-generated text
allen_ai · x · 2026-08-01
Ai2 introduces its infini-gram engine for analyzing AI-generated text, indexing massive public text datasets to count phrase frequencies. Tuhin Chakrabarty's group at Stony Brook uses it to dissect AI prose, addressing whether model words are new or match training data.
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