Check your assignment for AI-generated writing and unattributed sources before you hand it in. Sentence by sentence, with every matched source listed.
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A detection result is evidence to weigh. The report shows you where each score came from, so you can judge it.
Each sentence is scored on its own, so you can see which passages drive the result instead of guessing at one number.
Every plagiarism match comes back with the page it came from, how many words matched identically, and how many matched loosely.
How demanding your writing is to read, on the standard scale. Useful when a criterion asks for clear, fluent communication.
Look at which sentence scores highest. The specific, slightly awkward, first-person one about the thermometer reads as human. The polished sentences around it read as machine, and those are the ones students are most often taught to write.
Example of the report format, using invented text
The experiment was conducted to determine the relationship between temperature and reaction rate.
Reads as AIIt is important to note that a comprehensive understanding of this relationship is essential for interpreting the results effectively.
Reads as AIOur thermometer only read to the nearest degree, so the 40 °C trial was probably closer to 41.
Reads as humanThis limitation may have introduced a degree of uncertainty into the overall findings of the investigation.
Reads as AIA detector measures how statistically predictable your text is. Formal academic writing is predictable by design, which is why careful students get flagged more often than careless ones.
Writing that follows a marking guide closely, uses subject terminology consistently, and holds a formal register is doing what the rubric asks. It also looks, structurally, like model output. That overlap is the whole problem.
So a high score on your own work tells you something about your prose style. Treat it as a reason to look closer at a passage, and be ready to explain your work. Our longer piece on why AI detectors flag real student writing covers what to do if it happens during a school investigation.
Rewriting to beat the score backfires
Degrading your writing to lower an AI score costs you marks against the rubric, and schools treat evasion as its own integrity issue. Revise a passage when it belongs to someone else. Keep it when it is yours.
Run the check while you still have time to act on it. A flag a week out is something you can resolve. A flag the night before is just anxiety.
Every match comes with a URL. Check each one. Most are coincidental phrasing, and the rest are usually something you read and paraphrased too closely, which needs a citation.
Skip the headline number and look at what it flagged. If a passage is yours, keep it. If you cannot remember writing it, you have your answer.
Integrity is the floor. Once the work is honestly yours, what decides your mark is whether it meets the criteria.
Paste your draft, read the sentence-by-sentence breakdown, and fix what needs fixing while you still can.
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Detection is the floor. What moves a mark is whether the work meets the criteria.