ChatGPT in Research | 2025 Algorithm Exposed | Use 3 Simple Techniques | NO AI Score & Similarity

About this Video

• Video Title: ChatGPT in Research | 2025 Algorithm Exposed | Use 3 Simple Techniques | NO AI Score & Similarity
• Channel: My Research Support
• Speakers: (Speaker name not explicitly mentioned in the transcript)
• Duration: 00:13:35

Introduction

This video discusses how to use ChatGPT and other AI tools in research while avoiding detection by AI plagiarism tools. The speaker presents three techniques to minimize or eliminate AI detection scores when using AI-generated text in research documents.

Key Takeaways

1. AI Detection Tools Vary: The accuracy of AI detection tools differs significantly; Turnitin is highlighted as a widely used tool by universities and journals.
2. Ethical AI Use: Fair use of AI tools for enhancing research writing (e.g., grammar, style) is generally accepted ethically. However, misuse, such as submitting entirely AI-generated text without attribution, is unethical.
3. Three Techniques to Avoid AI Detection:
   • Rewriting Your Own Text: Rewriting AI-generated text in your own words is highly effective in reducing or eliminating the AI detection score.
   • Reworking and Revision: Multiple revisions, including adding original content (sentences, figures, tables), can significantly lower the AI score. The initial high score might decrease to near zero after substantial revision.
   • Humanizing AI Text: Using tools like QuillBot to humanize parts of AI-generated text, but not the whole text to avoid quality degradation. Humanizing select sections can help break up patterns that trigger AI detection.