After ASML created Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography (EUV) machines, it became possible to develop chips a thousand times smaller than a strand of hair. This allows for billions of processing operations in a fraction of a second and enables more intensive work with Big Data.
This brought many positive things, but at the same time, it created a major problem for various fields, especially for software development.
The number of codes generated by Artificial Intelligence has caused many problems related to security, readability, and various other factors.
And among the technologies developed to avoid "poorly made" code, usually PROCESSED by AI, there is a website that detects it with 95% accuracy.
This tool is: AI Code Detector.
How does it work?
Simply go to: https://code-detector.ai/ and then click the button: Check your code and paste the code you want to analyze.
Although the textarea for inserting code mentions TypeScript or Python, it works for any programming language, but the code must have at least 100 lines.
I asked an AI to generate a code with C++ and OpenGL and after copying and pasting the code, the result detected that it was 100% AI-made code, see:
Then, I took code written by me, which is part of the Terlang programming language, specifically this file, and asked AI Code Detector to check it. It concluded that the code had nothing made by AI, meaning 0%:
For more information, visit the website: https://code-detector.ai/.
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