But what about real price in real agentic use? For example, Opus 4.5 was more expensive per token than Sonnet 4.5, but it used a lot less tokens so final price per completed task was very close between the two, with Opus sometimes ending up cheaper
I'm trying to be as civil as I can, but apps like this should be treated as literal scams. AI detection doesn't and cannot work unless it looks for intentional watermarks left by llms. You are preying on people without domain knowledge.
On the off-chance this one does something different, I tested it on several pre-ai pieces of text - they were all marked as AI, including the declaration of independence which scored 91.35% AI-generated.