Can Humanise AI Be Detected - My Agency Is Now Requiring AI Disclosure

rant incoming because this just became a real problem at my agency

we just got a policy update saying all external written deliverables need to include an “AI assisted: yes/no” declaration on the cover sheet. which is fine, i get it. but what about all the writing we use AI to help draft that we then heavily edit? where’s the line?

more practically: can humanise AI be detected by the tools agencies and clients are now using? because if we’re disclosing anyway it changes how i think about humanizers. if they’re not reliable i might as well just spend that time editing manually.

talked to a colleague who runs AI checks on vendor deliverables and apparently a leading AI detector catches humanized content pretty consistently. but GPTZero doesn’t as much. so your “clean” output depends entirely on which detector the other side is using.

genuinely wondering if humanizer tools are still worth it in this environment or if the transparency play is just better

Can humanise AI be detected is going to become a more common question as disclosure policies spread. the practical answer: yes, especially by a leading AI detector which is increasingly common among agencies and content clients. GPTZero is more forgiving of humanized content