Originality.AI is on a mission to tackle content plagiarism, intellectual property theft, and paraphrasing with a vengeance. As one of the first tools of its kind to market, Originality has already developed beyond the original simple use case. It now even detects synonyms and the learning algorithm improves over time.
It’s pretty user-friendly – just paste and click – requiring absolutely no technical knowledge or skills. So even those of us who are technologically challenged can use it with ease.
The tool cross-references the text with a database of billions of web pages and publicly accessible documents to generate a report with a score that shows the source of the stolen text. That means it’s way more accurate than other similar plagiarism checkers out there.
I’ve tested it thoroughly and consider it to be the best in its class.
Invisible Text Detector & Remover
A growing concern among developers and content creators is the presence of hidden Unicode characters—often introduced unintentionally by AI tools like ChatGPT. While some speculated this was an attempt at watermarking, OpenAI has explained it as an artifact of large-scale reinforcement learning, not deliberate behavior.
Still, invisible characters can cause practical problems: they can interfere with text sorting, searches, code audits, and even be exploited to hide malicious instructions or bypass prompt filters.
Tools like the Invisible Text Detector & Remover help identify and strip these characters from content. It’s a straightforward, free utility designed to clean up invisible formatting that might otherwise go unnoticed.
Useful for developers, writers, and anyone working with AI-generated text.
Tools like Originality AI: Plagiashield, Winston ai, Content At Scale AI detector
