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DetectorScope

DetectorScope is a Python package and demo for building and using auditable AI-text detectors. It explains predictions with named text features, their contributions, and their locations in the input.

What it does

Developers and researchers can detect AI-generated text, inspect why a detector made its prediction, or convert a black-box detector into an auditable one.

Availability
PyPI package, Hugging Face demo and downloadable detector models
Pricing model
Not established
Deployment
Demo on Hugging Face Spaces; package can run locally
Privacy
Not established
Licence
Apache License 2.0 for software; CC-BY 4.0 for other materials
Capability
analysissafety
Modality
text
Access
webSDKopen weights
Deployment
hostedon-premises
Pricing
freeopen-source
Target user
developerresearcher

Evidence

6 claims
  • DetectorScope reports named features that contribute to an AI-text prediction. [1]
  • The detector can show where features are located in the text. [1]
    It can tell you which properties of a text made it predict "AI" and where in the text they are located.
    GitHub new repositories. Quoted text is outside CC BY 4.0 and keeps its original rights.
  • The package can convert a black-box detector into an auditable detector. [1]
    * 🔁 **Convert your own black-box detector** into an auditable one by using our pipeline
    GitHub new repositories. Quoted text is outside CC BY 4.0 and keeps its original rights.
  • The package is installable from PyPI as detectorscope. [1]
  • Detector models are available for download from Hugging Face. [1]
  • The authors describe the detectors as research artifacts and warn against using them for decisions about individuals. [1]

Sources

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GitHub new repositoriesOwner-controlled
https://github.com/google-deepmind/detectorscope Retrieved 2026-10-29 00:30 UTC
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Versions

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