Est. 2023 · Cambridge, MA

Originality
Research Lab.

We are an independent forensic linguistics center developing the integrity layer for the next generation of academic software.

Our Mission

Bridging the Gap Between Probability and Plagiarism.

Traditional academic integrity tools were built for a “copy-paste” world. The generative AI era requires a fundamentally different approach: analyzing the statistical entropy of language itself.

Our mission is not to police students, but to empower institutions with transparent, verifiable forensic data that distinguishes between human creativity and algorithmic output.

Every score our system produces comes with a full confidence breakdown — not just a verdict, but the reasoning behind it. We believe academic integrity decisions should be supported by evidence, not black-box outputs.

Forensic
Linguistics-first approach to AI detection
Multi-
model
Detection coverage across all major AI language models
GDPR
Zero-retention processing by design — no data stored
Live
Continuous model retraining as AI output evolves
Research Roadmap

Evolution of Our Detection Models

How our linguistic engine has developed against the rapid advancement of generative AI.

Project Genesis Q4 2022

Initial development of entropy analysis in response to the widespread availability of large language model writing tools. Early focus on basic perplexity scoring and establishing baseline human writing signatures across academic disciplines.

The Burstiness Update Q2 2023

Integration of sentence variation metrics — burstiness analysis — to reduce false positives in ESL student papers and formal academic writing. This model significantly improved discrimination between non-native human writers and AI-generated text with uniform syntactic patterns.

Forensic Layer v2.0 Q1 2024

Full LTI integration with major learning management systems. Introduction of paragraph-level confidence scoring and vocabulary distribution analysis, enabling instructors to identify exactly which sections of a submission triggered the AI signal rather than relying on document-level averages.

Multi-Language Expansion Q3 2024

Extended detection coverage to 14 languages. Separate perplexity baselines were established for each language to avoid penalizing international students whose native-language writing patterns differ from English academic norms. Humanizer evasion detection added as a dedicated layer.

Active Threat Monitoring Present — 2026

Real-time model retraining against the latest generation of AI writing tools and humanization techniques. Our detection dataset is updated continuously as new AI model releases change output characteristics. Active collaboration with institutional partners to collect edge cases and improve accuracy across specialized academic domains.

The Team

Advisory Council

Guided by leaders in Computational Linguistics, AI Ethics, and Academic Integrity.

SJ
Dr. Sarah Jenkins
Computational Linguistics

“Our goal is transparency. We interpret the statistical noise so educators don’t have to make unsupported judgment calls.”

DC
Prof. David Chen
Ethics in AI

“We advocate for a human-in-the-loop approach. AI detection is a tool that informs decisions — it should never be treated as a judge.”

ER
Dr. Elena Rostova
Natural Language Processing

“Detecting AI is an ongoing challenge. Our models retrain continuously to match the pace at which language models themselves evolve.”

Trusted by research faculties at
Harvard MIT Stanford Oxford ETH Zürich Toronto

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