Do AI Detectors Actually Work? What the Research Shows
Peer-reviewed studies find AI-text detectors flag 61% of non-native English essays as AI. OpenAI withdrew its own at 26% accuracy. Here is the evidence.
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Peer-reviewed studies find AI-text detectors flag 61% of non-native English essays as AI. OpenAI withdrew its own at 26% accuracy. Here is the evidence.
Meta's Advertising Standards prohibit selling, renting or exchanging administrative access to ad accounts. Here is the wording, the consequences, and the sanctioned alternative.
Google's own documentation never claims to detect AI-rewritten text. It judges content 'no matter how it's created'. Here is what its spam policies actually target.
YouTube's own policy bans artificial view inflation and the services that sell it. Here is what the platform says, what it does about it, and what to do instead.
Four buttons on our payments article carried a different publisher's affiliate tracking. We earned nothing and carried the disclosure obligation anyway. How to check yours.
Four AI music generators we treated as separate products turned out to share 23 identical code bundles, one FAQ typo and four shell companies. Here is how to check.
We re-read every price in our tool round-ups against the vendors' own pricing pages. About half were wrong, and every error pointed the same direction: too cheap.
The nine checks we now run before publishing any tool round-up, in the order that catches the most for the least effort. Run them on our articles too.
We fact-checked every product recommendation on our own blog. Five were for products that do not exist, including a parked domain and a fitness tracker sold as a to-do app.