Tags: AI detection

A recent study by Graphite, using Common Crawl data and AI‑detection tools, determined that more than half of newly published English‑language web articles are now written by artificial intelligence. While the volume of AI‑generated content has plateaued, most of it fails to rank well in Google search or appear in ChatGPT responses, indicating that human‑written pieces still dominate visibility. The findings highlight a shift in how publishers, marketers, and content farms produce material, as well as ongoing concerns about quality, SEO performance, and the future role of AI in online publishing. Lire la suite

Pinterest has launched a new feature called the “AI tuner” that lets users dial down the amount of AI‑generated content they see. The tool works on eligible image Pins in categories prone to AI content such as beauty, art, fashion and home decor. Accessible now on Android and desktop, the tuner will roll out to iPhone users in the coming weeks. It sits under Settings → Refine Your Recommendations → GenAI Interests. The move follows Pinterest’s earlier effort to label AI‑modified Pins with a notice in the lower‑left corner and to improve its detection systems. Lire la suite

Arlo has introduced a new series of five home security cameras that leverage artificial intelligence to recognize familiar faces, vehicles, packages and even detect flames. The Essential 3 line includes indoor and outdoor models, both wired and wireless, with features such as pan‑tilt‑zoom, built‑in sirens, spotlights and extended battery life. While the cameras work with major smart‑home platforms, the AI capabilities are unlocked only through Arlo Secure subscription plans, with the top‑tier Early Warning System offering fire alerts and detailed object identification. Lire la suite

The surge of AI writing tools has created new challenges for teachers who must protect academic integrity. Instructors can recognize AI‑generated essays by looking for repeated prompt language, inaccurate facts, unnatural sentence flow, generic explanations, and a tone that does not match a student's usual voice. Proactive strategies include testing AI tools on assignment prompts, collecting personal writing samples from students, requesting rewrites, and using dedicated detection software. These methods help educators identify and address AI misuse while maintaining a fair learning environment. Lire la suite