Why it matters
Traditional AI detectors give you a single probability percentage that tells you almost nothing useful. You paste an article, a detector claims it is '74% AI', and you are left wondering which phrases triggered the score or whether it is just a false positive. AI writing patterns do not infect an entire document evenly; they cluster in specific formulaic transitions, significance puffery, and empty buzzwords.
The AI Slop Detector breaks your writing down sentence by sentence. It runs a fixed set of pattern checks built from the Wikipedia 'Signs of AI writing' rubric and, when our self-hosted classifier is running, adds a DeBERTa model score for each sentence. It highlights exactly which sentences sound machine-generated and marks the specific phrases responsible.