Various tools have been designed to distinguish between content written by humans and AI-generated content.
The most prominent generative AI systems are concerned with plain text inputs and outputs, but other applications have been successful.
While many text-focused LLMs are free or have serviceable free versions, audiovisual specialty AI systems tend to have very limited free trials before charging for all outputs.
Most LLMs capable of text processing can handle code in common languages (Python, JavaScript, etc.) as well as human languages.
There are serious limitations to be aware of before using LLMs to help you write code. LLMs make mistakes, and since small changes in syntax can radically alter the behavior of a program, it is imperative that you scrutinize AI-generated code before running it.
A number of tools have been specifically designed to facilitate literature review. The developers seem to share two main objectives:
The degree to which these objectives are achieved is as yet unknown.