Checking Your Work
Use detectors as a second reader, read their scores correctly, and keep proof of your process.
Detectors are part of the picture now, whether you like them or not. Teachers use them, clients use them, and some platforms run them automatically. This module teaches you to use detectors as a second reader, to read their scores without panic, and to protect yourself if one gets it wrong.
After this module you can
- Run a fair test of your writing across several detectors
- Explain what a detector score does and doesn't mean
- Respond calmly and with evidence if you're falsely flagged
- Set up version history so your writing process is easy to prove
If you've been flagged and need help now, go straight to lesson 6.3.
- Lesson 6.1 Test Your Writing With Several Detectors Why one AI detector score means little, how to run a fair test across several tools, and how to record the results.
- Lesson 6.2 How to Read AI Detector Scores What an "87% AI" score means and what it doesn't. How to read detector results, which numbers to trust and what to do at each score range.
- Lesson 6.3 Falsely Flagged as AI? What to Do A calm, step-by-step plan for when your own writing is flagged as AI by a teacher, client or platform, with evidence to gather and what to say.
- Lesson 6.4 Use Version History as Proof of Your Process How Google Docs and Word version history show that you wrote something, and the habits that make your writing process easy to prove.