Academic scenarios require special attention: 1) Content authenticity: the tool only changes the form of expression and the accuracy of the original data needs to be ensured; 2) secondary inspection: It is recommended to review with platforms such as Turnitin to avoid missed checks due to algorithm updates; 3) academic standard: Some institutions may prohibit any form of AI assistance, subject to local regulations; 4) in-depth proofreading: Terminology may be rewritten and needs to be manually reviewed for academic rigor. The tool is better suited for touching up first drafts rather than replacing manual writing altogether.
This answer comes from the articleGPTHumanizer: a tool for converting AI text into human writing styleThe
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