The world's first holistic plagiarism and AI content detection platform.
Crossplag is a sophisticated content integrity platform designed for the 2026 landscape of hybrid AI-human writing. It differentiates itself through a technical architecture that supports 'Cross-lingual' plagiarism detection, allowing the engine to identify content that has been translated from one language to another to bypass traditional matching algorithms. Its AI detection module is built on a massive corpus of human and machine-generated data, providing a high-confidence 'AI Probability Score' for models including GPT-4o, Claude 3.5, and Gemini Pro. By 2026, Crossplag has integrated deeply with the academic ecosystem via LTI protocols, while maintaining a strict data privacy stance where uploaded documents are not repurposed for model training without explicit consent. The platform serves three distinct markets: individual students/writers, educational institutions requiring massive-scale batch processing, and SEO/Content agencies needing to verify the human-origin of their digital assets. Its technical roadmap emphasizes semantic analysis over simple string matching, making it resilient to sophisticated paraphrasing tools.
Uses semantic mapping to compare text across 100+ languages, identifying translated content that matches source texts.
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A transformer-based classifier trained on massive datasets to distinguish between human-written and LLM-generated text.
Full Learning Tools Interoperability support for Canvas, Moodle, and Blackboard.
Allows institutions to upload their own archives to check for collusion between students.
Categorizes matches into 'Identical', 'Minor Changes', and 'Paraphrased'.
Allows users to manually or automatically exclude bibliographies and cited quotes from the score.
Implements automatic data deletion and anonymization protocols for privacy compliance.
Students using AI or translating papers from other languages to bypass checks.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Freelance writers submitting AI-generated or recycled content.
Ensuring legal briefs are original and not improperly lifted from other jurisdictions.