The update is live. Keyword preservation is now much more robust, as is paraphrasing into output that is less prone to being detected as AI-derived content. Additional AI-evasion tweaking, modifications, and features will be implemented over the next few weeks, so please pass any findings over to me that you feel may be helpful through the proper channel in the website Chat Support at Chugzi.com. Thank you.

Best Regards,
Ben

Hi,
Thank you for the feedback. I have not checked the output against Originality, but please check content from high-ranking keywords of your competitors, and see what their scores are in Originality. Ensure you are inputting a full article, as AI detectors usually require more than a few paragraphs for them to work properly. If the AI detector is flagging your competitor's content as being written by AI, yet they are still ranking on the first page of search engines, I recommend looking for another AI detection software that aligns closer with what is actually being ranked. Furthermore, another big update is coming to Chugzi and the output will be much improved, along with a more thorough AI detection and correction algorithm. But in the meantime, I recommend you do a competitive analysis with the AI detector, as mentioned above, to ensure you're headed down the right track and not blindly trusting any AI detection software. If you find that your AI detection software does seem to correlate well with your competitor's content and scores, then there are some tricks you can do right now with Chugzi that can help.

1.) Try bumping up your Difference and Unique filter as close to 100% as possible.
2.) Add commonly used words such as (and, it, the, etc...) to your Preserved Words list.
3.) Turn on all of the "Targeted Parts of Speech" under the Paraphrase dropdown, except for "Foreign word", "Proper noun, plural", "Proper noun, singular", and "Named entities"

Hopefully, these tips will help you in the meantime. Thank you.

Best Regards,
Ben