Compilatio Magister+: detect AI content and similarities in your students' work

Compilatio Magister+

Comprehensive program to prevent and detect several forms of academic cheating
 

Compilatio Magister+ includes all Magister Program services plus three additional features for complete detection.

• AI-generated text detector
   
• Multilingual similarity detector
   
• Priority handling of your analyses
  
   

What information does Magister+ provide in its analysis report?

A combined detection report 

Your document is analyzed simultaneously for obfuscation attempts, similarities and AI-generated text. You get a comprehensive detection report to assess content originality:

• a general percentage of suspect texts
• details of suspect texts with : 
  • a similarity score
  • a score for unrecognized languages 
  • a score for content potentially written by AI
• origin of detected sources: AI-generated content, web sources, your own documents already analyzed, documents from a user at your own or a partner institution,
• visualization of passages directly in the document.

How to upgrade from Magister to Magister+?

Step up a gear with Magister+

Does your company already have the Compilatio Magister program?
Upgrade your subscription to the enriched Magister+ version

• There are several ways of adapting your subscription.
• The upgrade will be completely transparent to users. Magister documents and reports will still be accessible (without AI detection). New reports will have the full Magister+ functionality.
• Usage statistics are kept in the Compilatio referrer's account to ensure continuity of monitoring.

Behind the scenes of the AI Compilatio detector

Rely on the performance of a high-performance multilingual detector

Thanks to training on a corpus of documents generated by both humans and machines, AIs such as ChatGPT become predictable: there is a statistically exploitable difference between a text written by a human and one generated by AI. 

This predictive model, combined with natural language processing (NLP) techniques, enables the Compilatio detector to detect the AI/human distinction in several languages with great reliability.