Muhayu Demonstrates Its AI Verification Competitiveness at Japan Education Expo
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As AI use spreads across education and hiring sites around the world, demand is also growing in Japan for verification that can detect document plagiarism, AI-generated sentences, and fake sources.
Muhayu has expanded its Japanese business around CopyMonitor, a Japan-specific service developed based on CopyKiller technology adopted by more than 94% of domestic universities.
Muhayu participated in the 9th EDIX Osaka Education Expo in Osaka, Japan, through the 15th, introducing CopyMonitor and holding seminars, and 150-plus institutions currently use it.
As AI use rapidly spreads across education and hiring sites around the world, demand is also expanding in Japan. The trend is toward growing demand for advanced verification solutions that go beyond document plagiarism checks to identify AI-generated sentences and fake sources that do not actually exist.
Muhayu has been expanding its local business around CopyMonitor, a verification service specialized for Japanese, in anticipation of this market shift. Muhayu said CopyMonitor was developed by adapting the technology behind CopyKiller, which has been adopted by more than 94% of domestic universities, to the Japanese-language environment and local market characteristics.
Muhayu participated in the 9th EDIX Osaka Education Expo, held in Osaka, Japan, through the 15th. At the event, it introduced CopyMonitor, a Japanese plagiarism, AI, and fake-source detection service, and also held an on-site seminar at the expo. Muhayu announced the details on the 15th.
Muhayu has operated CopyMonitor stably for 6 years in the demanding Japanese market. Through those 6 years of operations, it has built local trust, and more than 150 institutions, including major Japanese universities, currently use CopyMonitor.
Through its participation in this expo, Muhayu is expanding its presence in Japan's local education and AI verification market.
During the expo period, Muhayu held seminars for local university professors and education officials. Kim Hee-soo, head of Muhayu's Japanese subsidiary, said that with the spread of generative AI, the cross-border need for verification technology to confirm whether text is genuine is growing. He added that the technology proven in Korea is also being recognized overseas for strong results and top-tier evaluations, and said Muhayu will push ahead with leading the global AI verification market with its technologies covering plagiarism, AI, and source verification.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408224
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