Contact the AI Checker forum team

The way to reach the forum team is by email at hello@aichecker.tech. A person reads the messages that arrive there. The forum is run by the aichecker.tech team, and the same address covers both the forum and the checker. We cannot promise a reply time, because the team is small, but we read everything. Reports about personal information and about posts that name a private person are dealt with first.

What to send

Tell us which thread or post you mean by pasting its full address from your browser's address bar. Then say what you would like to happen. The most common requests are these.

• A correction. If an answer is wrong, out of date or leans on a weak source, tell us what is wrong and send the source that shows the right information. A link to a methodology page, a vendor's documentation, a paper or an official policy is the most useful thing you can include.
• A removal request. If a post identifies you, or includes writing, a name or details that you did not choose to share, send the address of the post. You do not have to explain why you want it removed.
• A report about a post. If a post breaks the posting guidelines, for example by naming a private person, accusing someone, advertising a service, or asking for help getting around a detector, send the address and a sentence on what the problem is.
• A question about the forum. If you are not sure how something works, or you think something is broken, tell us what you were doing and what you expected to happen.
• A request about your data. To see, correct or delete the information the forum holds about you, use the subject line "Data request" and write from the email address you use on the forum, so we can match it.
• A suggestion. If you think a section is missing or a question keeps coming up that we do not answer well, tell us.

Please do not send

Please do not use this address for an individual case. We cannot review your essay, your report or your dispute, and we cannot tell you whether a particular piece of writing was made by a person or a model. Nobody can do that from a score, and we would not claim to. Questions about your own situation belong in the forum, where the answer can be checked and can help the next person in the same position. If you email a case, we will probably point you to the right section.

Do not send pages of a student's work, anyone's grades, or documents that show names of students or colleagues. We do not need them to answer a question about the forum, and the posting guidelines explain why we ask people to keep such material out of threads. We will never ask you for a password. Members sign in by email link, so there is no password to share. If a message claiming to come from the forum asks for one, it is not from us.

Press, schools and organisations

If you are a teacher, an editor or someone who writes policy and you would like to ask how the checker or the forum works, write to the same address. Staff will point you to the methodology page at aichecker.tech/methodology where it answers your question, and say plainly when we do not know something.

Copyright notices

If you believe something on the forum copies your work without permission, write to the same address with the subject line "Copyright notice". Include the address of the material, a description of the work, your contact details, and a statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not authorised. We review notices and remove material where that is appropriate. The member who posted it will be told and can respond.

Legal requests

Requests from regulators or law enforcement should go to the same address with a clear subject line, so that they reach the right person and are not mistaken for general mail.

Response expectations

We reply to most messages, but we do not set a deadline, and a quiet week does not mean your message was ignored. If you have not heard back after a while, send a short follow-up with the original subject line. When a correction or a removal is made, we will tell you what we changed.