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Description from extension meta
Display the likelihood that a sample of text was generated by OpenAI's GPT-2 model.
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OpenAI's recently released GPT-2 model has revealed itself to be capable of generating incredibly human-like text.
With the rampant spread of fake news and reviews in today's world, such tools may pose a threat to the quality of the information found on the internet.
Luckily, OpenAI also released a detector which is designed to detect whether a given portion of text has been generated by GPT-2 or not.
This extension brings the detector to your browser via a simple browser extension. Simply select a portion of text (at least 50 words) and the extension will determine and display the probability of whether the selected text was generated by GPT-2 or not.
Some notes:
- The detector itself does not run in your browser. The extension makes HTTP requests to https://huggingface.co/openai-detector where the detector is publicly hosted and processes the response, displaying the results in your browser.
- Results should be taken with a grain of salt. The detector is designed specifically to work with GPT-2 generated text. Using a different model or finetuning GPT-2 could be enough to avoid detection. In general, the detector is imperfect. Human-generated text may be marked as GPT-2 generated, and vice-versa.
Latest reviews
- (2022-12-19) Jean Mayer: Cool idea but it doesn't recognize the selected text. I'll try to do something similar.
- (2022-09-03) name surname: Works like a charm.
- (2022-06-11) Diana Hoskins: It doesn't work. Extension does not recognize when the text is selected.
- (2022-05-12) Edmund Osborne: Utterly useless and broken. Attempting to select text makes the extension's UI popup disappear.
- (2021-09-30) Ajna R: I haven't yet found a webpage where it knows I've selected words. Very cool idea, but doesn't work (at least with the latest version of Chrome)
- (2020-10-09) Giulio Starace: Hey, it does what it says it does! Would be cool to see it work with GPT-3 and generalise to other language transformers. PS the developer is very handsome
- (2020-01-23) Samuel Luce: Good extension and useful, but sometimes fails to work.