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Response from Copyleaks· Sep 30, 2026

Hi, Thanks for reaching out. While our AI technology has been proven to be the most accurate product on the market, there are limits to its ability. This is why we always recommend that the Copyleaks similarity report is used only as a data point for further understanding how something was worked on. We're continuously improving the algorithm to ensure its accuracy in detecting AI content, but it is important to keep in mind that a balance must be maintained so as not to flag too much content. Content could be flagged as AI-generated if you've used a writing tool such as Grammarly or a translation tool like Google Translate. Text scramblers and humanizers will also trigger an AI result as well. Additionally, seeing your name, institution, or a title highlighted does not mean those words were AI-generated. Because analysis works in contextual blocks, header or footer text inside an AI-flagged block could be be highlighted too. Our AI Content Detector is always learning how to better pick up on AI content. Thank you for your input as we will take it into account for future improvements to our system. Have a great day!

Response from Copyleaks· Sep 24, 2026

Content could be flagged as AI-generated if you've used a writing tool such as Grammarly or a translation tool like Google Translate. Text scramblers and humanizers will also trigger an AI result as well. Additionally, seeing your name, institution, or a title highlighted does not mean those words were AI-generated. Because analysis works in contextual blocks, header or footer text inside an AI-flagged block could be be highlighted too.

Response from Copyleaks· Sep 15, 2026

Hi, thank you for taking the time to share this feedback. We're sorry to hear the experience hasn't met expectations, especially given how much is riding on these results in an educational setting. A couple of things that may help: Our AI detector has adjustable sensitivity levels (Raw AI text, Lightly edited, Paraphrased & rewritten) so you can tune how aggressively it flags content based on your use case — the default setting may be more sensitive than what you need. On the score changing with small edits like a space or a period: this happens because our model analyzes text in full contextual blocks rather than word by word. For documents near the borderline between AI and human-written, even a minor structural change can shift which "block" the text falls into, which can noticeably move the score. This is a known characteristic of block-based analysis, not a bug, but we understand it can be frustrating and confusing without that context. We'd like to take a closer look at the specific documents that were misclassified so we can either explain what triggered the flag or escalate it if something looks off. Could you reach out to our support team with an example document or scan link? We'd really appreciate the chance to make this right. Thank you again for the honest feedback — it helps us improve. Best, Copyleaks Support Team

Response from Copyleaks· Sep 10, 2026

Hey Nonya - we're sorry to hear about your frustration. AI detection works like a detective - it is searching for patterns in language that points at certain parts of the text as being considered AI generated or manipulated. There are many reasons why a piece of text can be counted as AI, including tools such as Grammarly that are being used to polish and manipulate text (even gently). We are constantly working on improving and re calibrating our models - stay tuned, there are some meaningful improvements coming soon that are worth waiting and watching for! Please feel free to also reach support through https://help.copyleaks.com/s/contactsupport

Response from Copyleaks· Sep 7, 2026

We're sorry for your experience Mark - due to a technical issue your support ticket was not surfaced correctly. Our support team has tried to reach out for you again, please get in touch with us over email. Thank you!

Response from Copyleaks· Aug 23, 2026

Hey Noshin, we're sorry to hear that you didn't have an optimal experience with our service. While we're not fully clear on what went wrong - AI detection is affected by many variables, and works on chunks of text. Feel free to reach out for our support through https://help.copyleaks.com/s/contactsupport We'll do anything we can to help sort this out!

Response from Copyleaks· Aug 20, 2026

Hey, we're sorry you're dissapointed with our service. AI detection works on full blocks of text, so it might seem like that from time to time - it also depends on the length of your text. Shorter blocks of text could get the 0%/100% more often than longer blocks of text. Please feel free to reach out anytime through the support form in our help center: https://help.copyleaks.com/s/contactsupport

Response from Copyleaks· Aug 5, 2026

Hey, we're sorry you're dissapointed with our service. AI detection works on full blocks of text, so it might seem like that from time to time - it also depends on the length of your text. Shorter blocks of text could get the 0%/100% more often than longer blocks of text. Please feel free to reach out anytime through the support form in our help center: https://help.copyleaks.com/s/contactsupport