What it does
The key stays in browser local storage and requests go directly to TypeSafe; the result is a probabilistic classification, not proof of authorship.
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AuthenticIQ
Blur posts Jev classifies as likely AI-written, with an uncertain result available when the text does not support a confident distinction.
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How you can use it
Choose which social sites you want to filter, such as Reddit, LinkedIn, or X. Have a developer build the browser extension and install it in your Chrome-compatible browser. You will need your own TypeSafe API key, which is an access key that connects the extension directly to the scanning service.
Once it is running, the extension scans posts as you scroll and blurs suspected text. You can adjust the sensitivity slider to control how easily posts get hidden, or click to reveal any blurred post. Keep in mind that these classifications are automated estimates, not proof of who wrote a message.