Founder of Sahihly
Founder of Sahihly. I build writing-quality tools for Arabic and English, and write about AI detection and its limits.
Turnitin's AI detection officially covers English, Spanish and Japanese only. Arabic submissions get no report at all — which is not the same as being unchecked.
Most universities don't have a magic ChatGPT detector — they rely on probabilistic tools that can be wrong. Here's what they actually use and how to protect yourself.
They look similar and solve different problems. Choosing wrong is why people end up with text that means something they never intended.
Over 400 million Arabic speakers, and search results that are still thin in most niches. Here is how to win them properly.
Google does not penalise AI writing. It penalises unhelpful writing. The distinction is the whole strategy.
Search increasingly answers instead of linking. Here is what actually makes an AI assistant quote your page — and what wastes your time.
False positives are real, documented, and disproportionately hit second-language writers. Here is how to respond calmly and effectively.
What Turnitin's AI indicator actually measures, where it fails, and what students and teachers should do with the number.
Most AI policies are either a blanket ban nobody obeys or a vague blessing that protects no one. Here is a template that works.
APA, MLA and Chicago all have AI citation formats now. Here is exactly how to use them — and what disclosure actually protects you from.
