AI Detection Tools

AI Detector

Use the Seouy AI Detector to inspect sentence variation, vocabulary diversity, repetition, punctuation patterns and other stylometric signals associated with highly regular machine-generated writing. The result is a probability-style screening signal, not proof of authorship, and the report explains the features that influenced the score so you can review the text yourself.

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Longer samples produce a more stable stylometric signal.

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Results are processed on the Seouy server and normally expire after 24 hours.

Simple workflow

How to use AI Detector

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    Enter the requested details or text.

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    Choose the available task-specific settings.

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    Generate the result and wait for completion.

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    Review the result on screen, then copy or download it where supported.

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  • Progress you can followUploading, validation, processing, finalizing and ready states.
  • Preview before downloadText, images, PDFs, audio and video are shown on screen when practical.
  • Automatic cleanupTemporary files normally expire after 24 hours.

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

Can an AI detector prove who wrote a text?

No. AI detection is probabilistic. Seouy reports a stylometric signal and feature evidence, not a definitive authorship claim.

Does this AI detector upload my text to a third-party detector?

The core detector is calculated by Seouy from text features. It does not require a paid third-party AI-detection service.

How much text should I check?

At least 80 to 150 words is recommended. Very short samples have lower confidence because there is less writing variation to measure.

What does the AI-likeness score mean?

It summarizes measurable regularity patterns such as low sentence-length variation, repeated phrasing and vocabulary distribution. It should be interpreted as a screening signal.

Can human writing be flagged as AI-like?

Yes. Formal, repetitive or heavily edited human writing can look statistically regular, which is why the result should never be treated as conclusive evidence.