Google DeepMind's DetectorScope explains which text spans triggered its AI detection
aigclink · x · 2026-10-28
Google DeepMind released DetectorScope, an AI text-detection tool, open-sourced on GitHub with an online demo. Unlike previous detectors that only output an AI-probability score, DetectorScope shows its reasoning: it highlights which textual properties led to the "AI-generated" verdict and where they appear in the text, making the review process transparent and interpretable.
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