Mouhoyu launches CopyKiller's 'Writing Verification' feature, offering free writing and proof of the process
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Mouhoyu announced on the 30th that it has launched CopyKiller's 'Writing Verification' feature.
The feature records the writing process in CopyKiller's document editor and automatically logs typing, editing, deletion, and paste activities.
Students can submit the report to teachers or professors after completing assignments or papers, and Mouhoyu plans to add 'Document Comprehension Assessment' in the future.
Mouhoyu announced on the 30th that it has launched CopyKiller's 'Writing Verification' feature. The feature records the process of writing within CopyKiller.
Users can simply write in the CopyKiller document editor without installing any separate program. This lets them record and analyze the act of writing within CopyKiller and verify evidence of original authorship.
During writing, typing, editing, deletion, and paste activities are automatically recorded. Users can review the completed document and the record without taking separate screenshots or saving files.
The feature analyzes more than 150 detailed activities, including typing speed, input intervals, and cursor movement. It also provides a report on whether the content was written directly, and through a replay function, users can review input, editing, and deletion records again in chronological order.
After writing assignments or papers in CopyKiller, students can submit the report to teachers or professors. Evaluators can review both the finished document and the writing process. The feature is available for free in CopyKiller.
Mouhoyu said it plans to add 'Document Comprehension Assessment' in the future, in addition to the existing Writing Verification. The purpose of 'Document Comprehension Assessment' is to confirm whether the content of the submitted document has been actually understood.
The assessment works by generating document-based questions and having the writer answer them orally. Through this Writing Verification feature, Mouhoyu plans to confirm the document creation process, and through Document Comprehension Assessment, to also verify the writer's level of understanding.
Shin Dong-ho, CEO of Mouhoyu, said that with the growing use of generative AI, it has become difficult to judge the writing process and actual capability based on the output alone. He added that after starting Writing Verification, the company plans to expand to Document Comprehension Assessment and address AI-related issues step by step.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407535
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