Detect ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and all AI-generated answers in real-time during online exams. Our AI detection catches cheating as it happens - not after the exam is over.
Since ChatGPT's release, AI cheating in online exams has exploded. Traditional proctoring tools weren't built for this threat.
Universities report a 340% increase in AI-assisted cheating since ChatGPT's release in late 2022.
Students use second devices to access ChatGPT, making cheating invisible to browser-based proctoring.
Tools like GPTZero only work after the exam. By then, the damage is done and proof is circumstantial.
Multiple detection layers ensure no AI assistance goes undetected
AI responses are typically copy-pasted. We detect unnatural typing patterns and instant long responses.
LLMs have distinctive writing patterns. Our models identify ChatGPT's characteristic phrasing.
We detect AI applications running on the system, even in background or second monitors.
Eye tracking and attention patterns reveal when students are reading from another source.
CyberSeal.ai uses multiple detection methods: real-time analysis of response patterns, typing behavior analysis, system-level monitoring for AI applications, and linguistic pattern recognition. Our AI models are trained specifically to identify LLM-generated content with 99.7% accuracy.
Yes! We detect content from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Jasper, and other LLMs. Our detection models are continuously updated to identify new AI tools as they emerge.
Absolutely. CyberSeal.ai detects GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT code generation, and other AI coding assistants. We analyze code patterns, implementation style, and typing behavior to identify AI-assisted coding.
Unlike post-exam text analyzers like GPTZero, CyberSeal.ai works in real-time during the exam. We detect AI usage as it happens through multiple signals - not just analyzing the final text. This prevents cheating rather than just detecting it after the fact.