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Probator.ai launches AI text checker with grammar and plagiarism detection

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Probator.ai has launched a new service designed to act as a fact-checker and AI detection tool for text. This service can identify AI-generated content, check for grammar and style errors, and detect plagiarism by searching various databases. It also reports on AI provenance marks and hidden characters, supporting over 100 languages. The tool is accessible via a REST API or through integration with AI agents using the MCP protocol, with an OAuth 2.1 system for authentication. AI

IMPACT This tool could help content creators and platforms comply with emerging AI disclosure regulations and maintain content integrity.

RANK_REASON The item describes a new product/service launch that is AI-adjacent.

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Probator.ai launches AI text checker with grammar and plagiarism detection

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · João Reis ·

    Give your AI agent a fact-checker for text: AI detection, grammar and plagiarism over MCP

    <p>More and more of the text that flows through our apps is written, edited or summarised by a language model. Content platforms want to know before they publish it. Schools want to know before they grade it. And under Article 50 of the EU AI Act, anyone publishing AI-generated t…

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