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TextWiser uses machine learning models trained to recognize the linguistic patterns, predictability, and structural signatures typical of Large Language Models such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. It provides a sentence-by-sentence breakdown showing where AI involvement is likely rather than relying on a single verdict.

Is document analysis private?

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What is the difference between AI detection and plagiarism detection?

Plagiarism detection checks whether text matches existing published material, while AI detection analyzes writing patterns to estimate whether content may have been generated by an AI model.

How do I fix plagiarism once it is detected?

TextWiser highlights flagged passages alongside their matching sources. Users can review the text, rewrite it, add an appropriate citation, resolve the issue, and then re-check the document.

Does TextWiser work in languages other than English?

Not yet. Checks run in English today. Support for more than 30 languages — matching your text against sources in their original language — is in build, and this answer changes the day it ships.

Can TextWiser check plagiarism and AI-generated content together?

Yes. TextWiser combines plagiarism detection and AI-generated content analysis within the same document verification workflow.

Can I re-check my document after making changes?

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Does TextWiser provide a verification report?

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Coastal Adaptation Funding Review

Coastal cities have doubled their investment in flood defences over the past decade, yet the pace of adaptation continues to lag behind projected sea-level rise in most regional plans published to date.

Long-term forecasts nevertheless suggest that current mitigation budgets will need to triple by 2040 if infrastructure targets are to remain achievable under the median warming scenario.

Regional assessments published between 2019 and 2024 report the same pattern: erosion has accelerated along most exposed coastlines, while adaptation budgets have grown far more slowly than the damage projections they are meant to offset.

The remainder of this assessment reviews the funding mechanisms available to municipal governments and evaluates their resilience under three planning horizons.

Matched text found online 1 of 3

"...the pace of adaptation continues to lag behind projected sea-level rise..."

Sourcecoastal-policy-review.org

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Words 1,284

Pages 6

Checks 4 of 4 1 issue resolved

Similarity

34%

3 matches

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Plagiarism1 finding

1 matched passage — IntroductionAdd a citation or rewrite

AI detection1 finding

One section may read as AI-writtenRevise and re-check

Grammar Done

No issues found

Readability Done

Clear — grade 9 reading level

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Coastal Adaptation Funding Review

1,284 words · 4 checks · published 12 August 2026

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All four checks complete · 0 issues left open

Summary of findings

Plagiarism

6% All cited

Similarity

AI detection

9% Below threshold

AI likelihood

Grammar

0 None found

Issues found

Readability

64 Standard range

Reading ease

Matched sources

coastal-policy-review.org3.7%

sea-level-institute.org1.9%

2 matched passages — every one cited

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