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Use Case
Level up your marketing strategy while ensuring responsible generative AI adoption to mitigate potential risks to your brand.
Integrate AI into your marketing while maintaining full insight and transparency to avoid negative brand impacts.
Copyleaks gives you full insight into all your AI-generated marketing content and helps you avoid publishing misleading information from AI hallucinations, which can erode customer trust and compromise brand integrity.
In March 2024, Google updated its algorithms and policies to reduce low-quality content by penalizing manipulative practices that abuse AI and churn out unhelpful content. Ensure you publish quality content and avoid being seen by search engine algorithms as low-quality and manipulative, which can negatively affect your SEO rankings.
Machine learning bias can severely impact marketers, especially around ad performance. Researchers from USC looked at two large AI databases and found that over 38% of the data was biased. If you want your ads to have a maximum market impact, implementing safeguards to prevent only AI-generated content from being published is crucial.
Detect content generated across all AI models, such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, plus newer models once released.
Bring the power of Copyleaks to your native platform with our comprehensive, fully flexible API options.
The Copyleaks Plagiarism Detector supports over 100 languages, and the AI Detector supports over 30 languages, the most of any platform on the market.
Every scan provides an in-depth, customizable report that can be downloaded as a PDF and shared with colleagues, clients, or within a courtroom.
Our AI detection can recognize AI-generated text even if interspersed with human-written content to ensure complete visibility.
Every Copyleaks product boasts military-grade security, GDPR compliance, and SOC2 & SOC3 certification. For full security details, click here.
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