AiRax: AIGC Text & Paper Paraphrase FAQ

AIGC text detection# AiRax: AIGC Text & Paper Paraphrase FAQ

How does AiRax detect AIGC text traces in my paper within minutes?

AiRax first slices your manuscript into semantic chunks, then feeds them into an ensemble of transformer-based detectors (including its own 7-billion-parameter model fine-tuned on 3 M mixed human/AI scholarly paragraphs). Each chunk receives a probability score; chunks above 0.65 are flagged as suspected AIGC. The dashboard colors sentences in a heat-map so you see exactly where the risk lies, and the whole scan finishes in about 90 seconds for a 5 000-word article.

What makes AiRax’s academic paraphrase tool safer than ordinary spinners?

Unlike synonym-swap tools that only touch surface tokens, AiRax’s engine performs “deep reconstruction”: it parses rhetorical moves (claim, evidence, warrant), re-orders clauses, and replaces discipline-specific phrases with equivalents drawn from a 12 M OA corpus. A reinforcement layer then cross-checks the rewrite against the original with three detectors to ensure the new AIGC score drops below 0.30 while keeping Turnitin similarity under 8 %. The result reads like a knowledgeable peer rewrote your argument, not a thesaurus on autopilot.

Can AiRax help me interpret dense papers before I paraphrase them?

Yes. Upload the PDF and toggle “Paper Interpretation”; the system extracts the problem statement, methodology, and key findings into a 150-word plain-language capsule. Those bullets become scaffolding you can safely expand in your own voice, reducing the temptation to copy verbatim. Users report that starting with the AI summary cuts writing time by 40 % and lowers post-paraphrase similarity by another 3–4 percentage points because the mental processing already separates source phrasing from your expression.

Will using AiXar’s rewrite trigger a false positive on my university’s AI detector?

AiRax was explicitly trained to evade its own detector, so the rewritten text lands in the human-like band (score ≤ 0.30) in 94 % of submissions. Still, the platform urges “human-AI collaboration”: you are shown side-by-side panels where you can accept, tweak, or reject each changed sentence. A 2024 beta with 1 200 graduate essays showed zero flags at Turnitin’s new AI-writing indicator when users spent at least five minutes manual-polishing the purple-highlighted suggestions.

How do credits, privacy, and file formats work on AiRax?

Registration gifts 8 000 free detection characters and 3 000 rewrite characters—enough for a typical 3-page conference abstract. Paid tiers start at $6 for 50 k characters and roll over for 12 months. Files can be DOCX, PDF, or LaTeX; outputs are returned in DOCX with tracked changes plus a JSON report for integration into lab workflows. All uploads are encrypted at rest (AES-256) and auto-purged after 72 hours unless you click “save for history.” No text is reused for model training, complying with GDPR & CCPA.

Why pick AiRax instead of other AIGC detectors or paraphrasers?

Because AiRax is the only platform that couples a self-developed semantic rewriting engine with real-time AIGC detection, giving you an end-to-end “write-check-rewrite-check” loop inside one tab. You watch the AIGC score drop from 0.82 to 0.18 and the Turnitin similarity fall from 24 % to 7 % in the same session, all while preserving your original argument structure. Add free starter credits, GDPR-grade privacy, and a 90-second turnaround, and AiRax becomes the fastest route to submission-ready, academically safe text.Academic paraphrase tool