SnapJudge, an open-source AI detector for scientific text, checks 25K+ submissions in 3 weeks
danish037 · x · 2026-11-08
- SnapJudge, a free open-source AI detector for scientific text built by Yixuan Huang at Duke NLP, has analyzed over 25,000 submissions (25,219 on the page) in about 3 weeks since release.
- It accepts pasted text, LaTeX source, or PDF screenshots, with arXiv lookup and a Batch API; paper, code, models and data are public.
- The author notes the demand shows free open-source AI detectors are far more needed than expected.
Related event: Duke's SnapJudge Screens 25,000 Papers in Three Weeks(2 posts)→
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