Gaxos.ai Inc. (“Gaxos” or the “Company”), a company developing artificial intelligence applications across various sectors, today announced the official launch of UnPGT.ai, a tool that makes text created by generative artificial intelligence sound natural and human. UnGPT introduces a real-time rewriting engine designed to convert machine-generated text into authentic, human-quality content without compromising meaning or context.
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UnGPT uses a proprietary multi-pass transformation model that outperforms leading AI detection tools and addresses one of the industry’s fastest growing concerns: the need for undetectable, high-quality output in sensitive sectors. “UnGPT isn’t just another AI tool,” said Vadim Mats, CEO of Gaxos. “It builds a bridge between raw LLM output and real-world usability.”
UnGPT consistently outperforms popular AI detection tools and includes power features such as:
- Adaptive Text Engine – an advanced natural flow optimizer with tone-tuning
- Contextual Synonym Intelligence – Enhances emotional tone, relevance, clarity
- Seamless Web Integration – A browser extension for humanizing text anywhere on the web
- Recursive Refinement – Multi-layer enhancement that polishes text over multiple passes.
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