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your text may include parts written by a. and it gave the text what was called a perplexity score of 91. 250 and a burstiness score 100.828. what does that mean? because this was something i m pretty sure that was written by a human, without any a i. what did those scores mean? those scores actually look a lot more like human. so in terms of perplexity if something has low perked like city like zero to ten, it means that the machine is very familiar with it. it s not perplexing the machine like chatgpt. chatgpt is more likely to write itself versus it has high perplexity score somewhere 90 or above, it s more likely to be human written because it s all over the place, maybe chatgpt hasn t really seen it. that s interesting. so, a teacher, hypothetically, could use you program, run a students paper through it, and based on the perplexity score and the burstiness score, if