Detecting chatGPT was used.

Hugging Face Plagiarism Detector: https://openai-openai-detector.hf.space/
GPT Zero Plagiarism Detector: https://etedward-gptzero-main-zqgfwb....

This video is a tutorial on how to detect Chat GPT plagiarism using two different tools. The first tool is a Chat GPT-2 output detector demo provided by Hugging Face, which gives a real percentage and a fake probability.

The second tool is called GPT Zero and was created by a Princeton University student named Edward Tian. This tool checks for perplexity and burstiness (clustering), which are measurements of how well a language model like Chat GPT can predict a sample text.

The video shows the use of both tools on a sample text and the results indicate that the text is likely to be AI-generated. However, the video notes that there are no absolutes in detecting plagiarism and the results should be used with caution.