Open LMS Partners With Copyleaks, Adds Advanced AI-driven Plagiarism and AI Content Detection

Raleigh, N.C. (May 2, 2023)—Open LMS, a leading global provider of open-source learning management systems (LMSs), today announces its new partnership with Copyleaks, the leading AI-based text analysis, plagiarism identification, and AI-content detection platform. This partnership comes at a critical time when AI-generated content is becoming more prevalent in all industries, particularly academia.

Copyleaks uses advanced AI to detect AI-generated content, including outputs from cutting-edge AI tools such as GPT-4 and Bard. It also detects various forms of plagiarism while accounting for a wide range of common detection-evasion tactics such as hidden characters, paraphrasing, and even image-based text plagiarism. Through these methods, the tool provides institutions and organizations with a deeper understanding of the composition of submitted content while exposing attempts to deceive detection software.

Open LMS and Copyleaks’ partnership adds a powerful tool to clients’ arsenals as conversations around AI-generated content intensify.

「AI に関する議論、そして AI とは何か、AI が何をするのかについての全体的な理解は、ChatGPT のリリースによって劇的に変化しました」と Open LMS のマネージング ディレクターである Phill Miller 氏は説明します。「当社のクライアントは、学生や学習者が不正に提出した AI 生成コンテンツを検出するソリューションを当社に求めています。Copyleaks を当社のポートフォリオに追加することは、AI が学術的誠実性に与える課題の一部をクライアントが軽減できるよう支援するための最初のステップの 1 つです。」

Copyleaks is the only enterprise solution that detects whether the content was written by a human or AI in over ten languages, including English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Russian, with more in the works. It is also capable of detecting AI content at the sentence level, including AI text that has been paraphrased and interspersed with human-written content. Along with the ability to read over 100 human languages, each Copyleaks scan searches across trillions of pages of original content and detects cross-language plagiarism matches in more than 30 languages.

“Many academics and professionals across industries are trying to understand how the prevalence of AI-generated content will impact them and their students,” notes Copyleaks CEO Alon Yamin. “This partnership allows us to provide educators and enterprises worldwide with complete transparency, empowering them to make informed decisions around the use and role of AI-generated content.”

Copyleaks’ AI-driven detection capabilities are now available to all Open LMS clients.

To learn more about Open LMS and its products, or to request a trial, please visit www.openlms.net.