Ai content detection
The Human Score is a metric used by Winston AI to estimate the likelihood that a given piece of content was generated by an AI tool versus being written by a human.
Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Body
The text to scan. It is required except if you supply a website or a file. Minimum 300 characters. Texts under 600 characters may produce unreliable results and should be avoided. Maximum 300 000 characters per request.
A file to scan. If you supply a file, the API will scan the content of the file. The file must be in plain .pdf, .doc or .docx format. The file has priority over the text, so if you give a text and a file, it's the file that will be scanned.
A website URL to scan. If you supply a website, the API will fetch the content of the website and scan it. The website must be publicly accessible. It's important to know that the website has priority over the text and the file, so if you give a text, a file and a website, it's the website that will be scanned.
The model version to use. Our latest and most accurate version is "3.0". Using "latest" will make sure you are always using the latest version. Options: 3.0, 2.0, latest. Default: 2.0.
Whether the response should include an array of sentences and their scores. Default: true.
2 letter language code. At this time, the API is only available in english (en), french (fr), spanish (es), portuguese (pt), netherlands (nl) and german (de). default: en. Optional.
Response
This is a standard HTTP status code. A 200 status means the request was successful.
A "human" score between 0 and 100. A low score means our system believes that the text is written by AI, and a higher score means that the system believes that the text is written by a Human.
This is an array of sentence objects. Each object contains two fields: text and score. Please note that assessments on smaller samples are less accurate than the general score.
The type of input we scan based on the input you provided. It can be text | file | website .
The credits_used field represents the number of credits consumed for processing your request. Each word that is processed by the API consumes one credit.
The credits_remaining field shows how many credits you have left in your account after your request has been processed.