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Research questionHow can AI-generated text detectors remain reliable under distribution shift?A detector trained on one mix of human and generated text may encounter different domains, generators, or machine edits, making its predictions unreliable. The central difficulty is distinguishing generation-related signals from cues that change across these conditions.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.SV-Detect: AI-generated Text Detection with Steering VectorsThe source studies a detector that uses layer-wise hidden-representation projections from a frozen language model and a lightweight classifier. Reported tests cover in-distribution detection and shifts across domains, source models, and polishing or rewriting transformations.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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