Does the Drillbit plagiarism detector detect AI generated content?

A 12% similarity score on the DrillBit plagiarism detector indicates that 12% of the material corresponds with sources found in the checker’s database. This might suggest a certain degree of plagiarism or resemblance, but the importance relies on the nature of the content being examined. In academic writing, a 12% similarity is generally viewed as low and acceptable; however, in professional or legal documents, it may require a more thorough examination to confirm that no unacknowledged copying has taken place.

The acceptable cited sources as well as references percentage quotations and bibliography may depend on the particular instructions or policies of your institution or task. One must always follow them.

Sure, most commonly used plagiarism detection systems such as DrillBit allow excluding references and bibliography quoted works. This is to make sure that the original content is what is being scanned for reproduction.

Drillbit usually has features that enable the user to avoid specific contributions or contributions lower than a particular threshold of similarity. This helps you to deal with the issues of plagiarism that are most applicable to your case.

Applicability of DrillBit within ERP systems of institutions is usual. It aims to enhance the efficiency of operations such as plagiarism checks and allows storage of all submissions and reports in a single system.