Verification questions instead of accusations
Whoever wrote a text can talk about it. Two or three questions about the content decide more reliably than any score — and they accuse nobody in advance. That is why DetekceGPT can prepare questions tied to the specific text alongside a check.
Why questions work
Generated text tends to be general. Someone who only took it over cannot explain why this particular example is there and where this figure came from.
The author answers without preparation, even without remembering the exact wording.
How to ask
About decisions, not definitions. "Why did you choose this approach" rather than "what does this term mean".
About the source of a specific claim. About what they would change if they wrote the work again.
How not to spoil it
Don't start with a number and don't announce a suspicion. A conversation about the work is a normal part of assessment, not an accusation.
When the answers fit, you are done — and the student never learned that anything was being looked into.
FAQ
How many questions are enough?
Two or three. A longer interrogation adds nothing and damages the relationship.
What if a student cannot answer but did write it themselves?
That happens with nerves. Ask about decisions and the process, then, not about details nobody remembers.
Can the tool prepare the questions itself?
Yes, DetekceGPT generates them for the specific text, so they aim at the content of the work rather than at the topic in general.
Try it on your own text
Paste a text or upload a file and look at the score and at the specific sentences that came out suspicious.
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