AI writing detection: infini-gram shows where phrases appear in existing sources
allen_ai · x · 2026-08-01
Ai2's infini-gram engine indexes massive public text datasets and counts phrase frequencies. Unlike traditional detectors that return a likelihood score, it can show which expressions appear in existing sources and where. Tuhin Chakrabarty's group uses it to analyze AI-generated prose.
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