Can ChatGPT + Quillbot Create Undetectable AI Content?

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Tools like ChatGPT, QuillBot, and Undetectable AI are becoming more and more common in the field of content creation as artificial intelligence takes over the web. Together, these AI-powered tools can rewrite text and generate responses to questions, potentially saving writers and content creators countless hours of time and effort.

But the issue still stands: Can ChatGPT combined with QuillBot really produce indiscernible, AI content? Can these tools reliably create articles that are identical to those created by humans? The short answer is somewhat, the longer answer is that unique human writing is several levels above what AI can do – both in terms of creativity & advanced language.

As a content creator myself, it's important to note that I do not condone the use of AI copywriting tools as a substitute for human effort and creativity. While these tools can certainly be useful creativity boosters, they should mainly be used to supplement the efforts of experienced writers — not replace them.

Up until the Google Bard release & Bing Buzz, AI content was discouraged for websites trying to rank on search engines. Google recently took back their previous messages and said AI writing is actually allowed – as long as it follows their guidelines, one of which states that the article should always bring something to the discussion.

In other words, Google really just wants quality, readable content to be published. And if a website satisfies that, it doesn't really matter how it gets produced.

There's a difference between trying to scheme a billion-dollar company and using a few shortcuts to speed up a company progress report that's due at the end of the week...

That being said, I wanted to do some experimenting. I've been reading a bit on Twitter about how ChatGPT and Quillbot can be used to create human-level content, so I decided to give it a try.

What Does AI-Detection Even Mean?

Machine learning algorithms are used to analyze content and look for characteristics that are typical of AI-generated output. It works somewhat like reverse engineering based on matching words using prediction. 

Since AI detection basically detects the chances that a text would also have been produced similar to if you asked a robot to answer the same prompt, the higher chance user text is similar to what AI would have produced based on the previous word, the higher chance something is AI.

See the green text? That means the following word was what the AI would've predicted (as one of the top 10 next words) if it had to write it by itself. Human writing is very versatile & creative, AI really isn't. Creativity is what makes organic writing unique.

In a weird oversimplification: predictable human text can easily be produced by AI – unpredictable text can't be. In the following example "I was stationed in ___", Afghanistan is the 3rd most likely word based on what the data the AI was trained on. There are plenty of ways of checking if text was written with AI, but they all involve this predictability method.

Things like language usage patterns, strange phrase constructions, and other abnormalities are also more likely to be produced by a machine than a human. This increases red flags in readers that don't look natural, giving content more odds to be either poor writing or generated by a bot.

Using ChatGPT & QuillBot to Create Unique Content

Since we're on the topic of generative AI, I decided to stick with that theme for the fake article we'll be constructing. I went ahead and typed this prompt into ChatGPT and got an output that looks very AI-like. The more you work with these tools, the easier it is to detect how "engineered" some of these responses are:

After this, I went ahead and threw it into Originality. To date, Originality seems to be the best AI content detection platform for industry-level content. Anyways, here's what I got:

With great shock (sarcasm), I was astonished to see Originality marking our text as being 100% AI-generated. Ok... so you clearly shouldn't use this for anything professional, you'll look like an NPC in a video game. 

The next step is to make it uh... not look like that.

So, let’s answer the question: “Can Quillbot be detected as AI?”

I threw the first paragraph into QuillBot to start and after a few seconds of tweaking synonyms, cleaning up ugly syntax, and making sure the whole article was cohesive, we got to this:

Much, much better. And once again I did it with the second paragraph and got this:

After throwing the newly produced content into Originality, we've dropped our AI detection rate to a mere 52%. And this is straight out of the box, I haven't edited outside of QuillBot yet. Here's what it looked like after throwing it in Originality and GLTR.

Modifying the ChatGPT + QuillBot Results

Now here's where the human comes in. 

The quality of your writing will always matter more than any numerical score a tool assigns it. I mean, would you continue reading this article if it was bad? After making changes and editing for readability, I ended up getting these scores with Originality:

How Good Is It?

Now this obviously isn't a perfect method, but I think it's a step in the right direction if you want to hide AI content from detection. I think the best use case of this would be for short-form headline or website copy, not for writing full essays and articles. It'd be a huge pain with longer content, and it doesn't really do an amazing job. 

Once again, I'm not advocating for the use of AI-generated content to produce complete papers for you, but I think mixing ChatGPT, QuillBot, and Originality can be some powerful tools in a content creator's arsenal to optimize their workflow. It can produce unique output that could potentially save hours of manual work.

Remember, AI detection basically means giving text a predictability rating! Natural writing cannot be replaced by bots since the human "data set" (your brain) uses experiences, memories, education, etc to wrap every thought you have into words, sentences, articles... you get it!

Using Undetectable.ai To Create Undetectable AI

If you’re looking for a tool that helps turn copy into content indistinguishable from human-written text that displays 100% human-written on every AI detector, you should check out Undetectable AI. QuillBot is great for tweaking word-by-word, but Undetectable allows you to enter content and have everything rephrased.

Undetectable AI provides smaller marketing firms and content writers with the same power as larger corporations. With the launch of AI detectors, both writers and marketers have received backlash from clients about copy produced with AI. Marketing professionals often raise concerns about the ability of AI writing software to match writing style and brand voice.

If you want to create compelling marketing copies, undetectable allows you to choose a writing style and complexity level to match the author’s style, word choice, vocabulary, and complexity based on a single reference piece. And if you need a tool that goes a bit beyond, you should try their AI SEO tool (which does this on a way larger scale)

To use it, visit their website and enter the text you need paraphrased into the box. You could check the writing for AI or turn the writing undetectable. If you ask it to humanize your text, it'll run through the detectors and then rewrite your content to make it completely avoid AI detection.

Once you've submitted writing, visit the documents tab and check out your new rewrite. You'll see a side by side showing both the edited and original copies of text:

I ran both samples of text through Content at Scale and was honestly surprised at how well the new writing passed. Depending on your text, there may be some funky text and sentence syntax that you would have to adjust for – but you can run through this and change as needed. Here's how it did both before & after:

Some seriously impressive stuff...

If you're looking finding a tool that turns AI into writing that passes most detectors, Undetectable AI is probably the easiest solution for anyone. Content creators, marketers, and anyone else who wants to save time and resources not nitpicking text can get rewritten writing in a matter of seconds.

They also offer a free re-tweaking if your output is detected as AI by any detector.

How Could You Use This Content?

Personally, I think this should only be used to develop short-form content or product outlines if you're going to use it for some production. ChatGPT is the most powerful tool out of these 3, but mixing it with QuillBot and checking with Originality could yield some interesting results. Here are the best ones I came up with:

1. Generating eCommerce product descriptions: ChatGPT and QuillBot could be used together to generate product descriptions that effectively highlight the features and benefits of the product in a way that is both persuasive and compelling to potential customers. ChatGPT could be used to generate the initial text based on the product's specifications and target audience, while QuillBot could be used to fine-tune the language and ensure that the descriptions are well-written and free of errors. 
2. Outlining website blog posts: These tools could be used together to generate outlines for blog posts on a service-based website. ChatGPT would generate the initial outline based on the topic and main points of the blog post (which you would prime with as much information as possible), while QuillBot would be used to refine the structure and ensure that the outline is logical, well-organized, and includes keywords that are actually engaging. Save hours of time, resources, and money by outsourcing the outlining process to these tools. 
3. Creating engaging content for a YouTube script: ChatGPT and QuillBot could be used together to create engaging content for a YouTube script. ChatGPT would of course write the script on the topic and tailor it toward a specific target audience, while QuillBot could be used to adjust the tone. 

Does GPT-4 Make AI Harder to Detect?

Yes! At least for now. GPT-4 is a recent update to the ChatGPT landscape. It produces way higher complexity text at a higher level than previously done before.

If you combine GPT-4 with QuillBot you won't have to do as much work ensuring your words are creative enough to be passed off as authentic. Look at what it gave me when I asked it about AI disruption:

The sheer complexity of this writing is going way beyond the level of an average human writer. You can tweak and customize the language to engage an audience in almost any way possible. I'll give these AI detectors a few weeks to upgrade their models (which is what all of this will be based on). Once done, we'll see how they stand. 

But at this point, does it matter? If AI writes better than a human, do we even need to verify if something was written with it anymore?

Conclusion

As artificial intelligence evolves, tools like ChatGPT and QuillBot are being thrown around more frequently in the realm of content creation. These AI-powered tools can rewrite text and produce questions and complex answers – significantly lowering the time and work for many content creators.

The power of these tools to reliably generate articles indistinguishable to those written by people is still debatable. I don't think we're there yet. As impressive as they are, these tools shouldn't be utilized in place of experienced writers, but they can be beneficial in helping them.

While these techniques can be blended to produce creative, human-like content, it's crucial to maintain blogging or professional integrity by producing quality articles as you write. AI is an amazing assistant in which we should let boost our work, rather than fully relying on it

It will be very interesting to see the development of professional, blog, and academic copy and writing over the next few years!