Academic integrity
Use AI and humanizers only in line with your institution’s policies. This page is for understanding how AI humanizers work for students.
The Problem for Students
Many schools run submissions through Turnitin or GPTZero. Unedited AI output is often flagged because of statistical patterns (perplexity, burstiness, formal transitions). That can mean awkward conversations, re-submissions, or worse—even when you used AI only as a research or drafting aid.
How Academic AI Detection Works
Turnitin and GPTZero use machine learning trained on human and AI text. They don’t search for a single “AI phrase”—they measure how predictable and uniform your text is. AI tends to be more predictable and uniform; human writing is messier. See AI Detection Explained for details.
How RealTouch AI Helps Students
RealTouch AI is an AI humanizer built to change those same patterns:
- Raises perplexity so text looks less “AI-like”
- Adds natural burstiness (short and long sentences)
- Reduces robotic transitions and phrasing
- Keeps your meaning, arguments, and citations
Many students report high pass rates when they humanize with RealTouch AI before submission. Use only where your school allows.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an AI humanizer for students?
An AI humanizer for students rewrites AI-generated text so it passes academic detectors like Turnitin and GPTZero while keeping your meaning and tone.
Does RealTouch AI work with Turnitin?
Yes. RealTouch AI is built to change the same patterns Turnitin uses. Many students report high pass rates when used correctly.
Is using an AI humanizer allowed in school?
Policies vary by institution. Always follow your school’s academic integrity rules. Use AI and humanizers only where permitted.
How much does an AI humanizer cost for students?
RealTouch AI offers student-friendly plans. Check our pricing page for current rates and any student discounts.
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