Sapling — AI for Customer Support & Experience

AI can generate human-like text at scale, making it hard to know the origin of content you read or receive. This is a concern for educators grading student work, editors ensuring originality, and anyone wanting to verify authenticity. Sapling's AI detector provides a quick first pass. You paste in text, and it returns a percentage score indicating the probability of AI authorship. It also highlights individual sentences it suspects are machine-generated, which can help you focus your review. The tool is trained on text from many different AI models, aiming for broad detection capabilities. It's important to understand that this is a statistical estimation, not a definitive judgment. AI detectors are known to produce 'false positives,' incorrectly flagging human writing as AI-generated. This issue particularly affects writers for whom English is a second language. A score from this or any detector should never be the only piece of evidence used to make a judgment about authorship. It's a starting point for further inquiry, not a final verdict.