Turnitin's AI writing detection capabilities empower educators, researchers, publishers, and other users to identify content generated by AI writing tools such as ChatGPT. Furthermore, it can also identify instances where AI-generated text may have been modified by AI paraphraser or bypasser (also called humanizers) tools to evade detection.
Turnitin’s AI writing detection works by analysing a paper in segments to evaluate whether the text was likely written by a human or generated by AI. Each sentence is scored, with these scores averaged to provide an overall prediction for the document.
📢 Document File Requirements:
Language: Single-language document (English, Spanish, or Japanese); this feature cannot be used for multi-language mixed documents.
Word Count: 300 to 30,000 words
Format: .docx, .pdf, .txt, .rtf
Size: Must not exceed 100MB
Writing Style: prose text in a long-form writing format
*Text with non-complete sentence structures (reference lists, code, bulleted presentation lists, or tables) will not be included in the detection scope.
📜 How to Request an AI Writing Detection Report:
Eligible Applicants:
current faculty members and enrolled graduate students of National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST).
Application Quota
Faculty: Unlimited requests
Graduate Students: 3 requests per month
Application Steps:
Upload a compliant document file via the Moodle platform. (For detailed instructions, please refer to "Submit to Moodle".)
Once the Moodle similarity report is generated, complete the Turnitin AI Writing Detection Report Request Form.
After submitting your request, the AI detection report will be sent to the applicant's email address(@mail.ntust.edu.tw) within 1 to 2 working days (excluding weekends and national holidays).
If the similarity report is not generated on time, the delivery of the report will be delayed.
🔔 Application Form Filling Instructions:
Steps to check the submission ID are shown in the image below.