As we all know it Quillbot gets pretty easily detected by AI checkers. However, is it the same for Jenni AI? The short answer is YES. The longer answer is the devil lies in the details. Keep reading to know more about it.
Why Jenni AI gets detected by GPTZero or ZeroGPT?
The simple answer is just like Quillbot or Wordtune, Jenni AI is not made to bypass AI detectors. You can see that they never advertise “bypassing AI detectors” as a feature on their website or in any marketing material that you come across. Hence, if it is not made to accomplish this task it won't be able to do it. If you really need to bypass AI detectors then you need to use Deceptioner.
In fact, I tested 50 samples generated with Jenni AI. The results show nearly a perfect detection:
| Detector | Out of 50 samples | Flagged as AI |
|---|---|---|
| GPTZero | 50 | 100% |
| ZeroGPT | 50 | 98% |
From the above data:
- GPTZero flagged 50/50 = 100% as AI.
- ZeroGPT flagged 49/50 = 98% as AI.
- I used a 50% threshold since the columns indicate “Score (100% means AI-written).”
Also, GPTZero gave Jenni AI text an average (mean) score of about 99.4%, and ZeroGPT gave it about 96.1% on average. Their median scores were ~100% (GPTZero) and ~99.1% (ZeroGPT), indicating consistently high AI confidence.
We have had the same experience with Turnitin. You can read about it here.
How Jenni AI works?
Jenni AI is actually an AI-powered writing assistant which helps students, researchers, and content creators refine their text. It works quite differently from ChatGPT because Jenni AI is more of a writing co-pilot. Basically, you start writing your own text line by line, and Jenni AI suggests completions or ideas—this is called AI Autocomplete. It can also do the following:
- Research & Citations: You can ask questions and gather relevant sources. It can even maintain citations in multiple formats (APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, etc.).
- PDF Integration: You can upload a PDF and ask Jenni to summarize or help with referencing.
- AI Commands: It can paraphrase, rewrite, simplify, expand arguments, and generate sections like intros or conclusions.
- Personalized Tone & Style: You can tweak your style from “friendly” to “academic” or “professional.”
- Exports & More: It supports .docx, .tex, .html, plus it has a built-in plagiarism checker to help with accidental copying.
While it is an excellent co-writer for large writing projects, it is clearly not intended or optimized for bypassing AI detectors like GPTZero or ZeroGPT. It is simply not what Jenni AI promises or advertises, so it’s no surprise that these AI detectors can easily catch it.
Which rewriter is made to do this task?
There are many rewriters that focus specifically on bypassing AI detectors. You could have a look at Undetectable.ai, Stealthwriter.ai, or tools like Deceptioner, among others. These tools are purpose-built for rephrasing text so that it has a better chance of not being detected. Jenni AI, on the other hand, was never meant for that. It might sometimes escape detection, but that would be pure luck and most likely not consistent.
Why is it easy for GPTZero or ZeroGPT to detect Jenni AI?
These AI detectors employ sophisticated machine learning algorithms that analyze style and linguistic patterns. They can detect LLM-based writing, especially if the text has very few grammatical or spelling mistakes, and uses certain repetitive structures. Jenni AI is a large language model–driven tool, and it isn’t factoring in bypassing AI detectors, so it is bound to get caught.
The Bottom Line
Jenni AI is a fantastic co-writing companion that offers research capabilities, advanced citations, paraphrasing tools, and more. If you are looking to refine your own writing, it is great. However, if your main goal is to bypass AI detectors like GPTZero or ZeroGPT, then Jenni AI isn’t made for that. You will need to do your work manually or use a dedicated paraphraser specifically made for bypassing AI detection.
