“As a university professor, I am deeply wary of the potential of ChatGPT to prevent my students from developing the critical thinking and writing skills that are fundamental to a high-quality education in the 21st century. As a technologist, on the other hand, I can also appreciate how ChatGPT will, as a tool, advance and augment human productivity, amongst other things. In this case, academic integrity wins out in terms of priority, and therefore, we created DetectGPT, which is built on a combination of both open source and proprietary models and data sets

We are committed to employing our decades of combined research and teaching experiences to continue to improve DetectGPT and engage in open, rigorous discussions with all stakeholders to attain the ideal balance between academic integrity and technological progress."

- Jim Kyung-Soo Liew, Ph.D. President of SoKat and Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School