What to do when an AI detector flags you

Ryne AI claims a 99.8% GPTZero bypass rate and published a study titled We Ran 100,000+ Texts. We read it. The 100,000 texts are not in it.

WriteHuman publishes the only reproducible benchmark in this market. We downloaded the raw files – its GPTZero bypass rate swings from 61% to 88% in four months.

Clarity Bubble built 696 landing pages targeting GPTZero and published one screenshot as proof. GPTZero is printing a stale-result warning on it.

StealthGPT advertises 0 out of 30 against GPTZero. The strongest independent study says GPTZero misses about half – and Pangram misses almost none.

GPTHuman is the only vendor in this series to publish a genuine, verifiable GPTZero screenshot – and the only one to also publish its own product failing at 75 percent AI.

GPTZero rated Undetectable AI’s bypassing ability High – alone among nine named services – and Pangram caught it less often than any of 20 tools. Both are competitors.

SuperHumanizer named GPTZero as a tool it was built and tested against – then published 11 samples, no screenshot, and a lower number than its homepage advertises.

Humbot promises its output passes even the strictest AI detectors like Turnitin – with no evidence, and it is the only tool here whose terms contain no detector disclaimer at all.

QuillBot makes no bypass claim anywhere, and the one detector company that tested it caught 100 percent of its output – because its writing is too fluent, not too poor.

Phrasly published the only dated, numbered Turnitin result in this market – 100 documents at 0 percent – with no screenshot and no named account behind it.