The rapid advancement of large language models(LLMs)has driven the pervasive adoption of AI-generated content(AIGC),while also raising concerns about misinformation,academic misconduct,biased or harmful content,and ot...The rapid advancement of large language models(LLMs)has driven the pervasive adoption of AI-generated content(AIGC),while also raising concerns about misinformation,academic misconduct,biased or harmful content,and other risks.Detecting AI-generated text has thus become essential to safeguard the authenticity and reliability of digital information.This survey reviews recent progress in detection methods,categorizing approaches into passive and active categories based on their reliance on intrinsic textual features or embedded signals.Passive detection is further divided into surface linguistic feature-based and language model-based methods,whereas active detection encompasses watermarking-based and semantic retrieval-based approaches.This taxonomy enables systematic comparison of methodological differences in model dependency,applicability,and robustness.A key challenge for AI-generated text detection is that existing detectors are highly vulnerable to adversarial attacks,particularly paraphrasing,which substantially compromises their effectiveness.Addressing this gap highlights the need for future research on enhancing robustness and cross-domain generalization.By synthesizing current advances and limitations,this survey provides a structured reference for the field and outlines pathways toward more reliable and scalable detection solutions.展开更多
Spam emails remain one of the most persistent threats to digital communication,necessitating effective detection solutions that safeguard both individuals and organisations.We propose a spam email classification frame...Spam emails remain one of the most persistent threats to digital communication,necessitating effective detection solutions that safeguard both individuals and organisations.We propose a spam email classification frame-work that uses Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers(BERT)for contextual feature extraction and a multiple-window Convolutional Neural Network(CNN)for classification.To identify semantic nuances in email content,BERT embeddings are used,and CNN filters extract discriminative n-gram patterns at various levels of detail,enabling accurate spam identification.The proposed model outperformed Word2Vec-based baselines on a sample of 5728 labelled emails,achieving an accuracy of 98.69%,AUC of 0.9981,F1 Score of 0.9724,and MCC of 0.9639.With a medium kernel size of(6,9)and compact multi-window CNN architectures,it improves performance.Cross-validation illustrates stability and generalization across folds.By balancing high recall with minimal false positives,our method provides a reliable and scalable solution for current spam detection in advanced deep learning.By combining contextual embedding and a neural architecture,this study develops a security analysis method.展开更多
With the rapid development of digital culture,a large number of cultural texts are presented in the form of digital and network.These texts have significant characteristics such as sparsity,real-time and non-standard ...With the rapid development of digital culture,a large number of cultural texts are presented in the form of digital and network.These texts have significant characteristics such as sparsity,real-time and non-standard expression,which bring serious challenges to traditional classification methods.In order to cope with the above problems,this paper proposes a new ASSC(ALBERT,SVD,Self-Attention and Cross-Entropy)-TextRCNN digital cultural text classification model.Based on the framework of TextRCNN,the Albert pre-training language model is introduced to improve the depth and accuracy of semantic embedding.Combined with the dual attention mechanism,the model’s ability to capture and model potential key information in short texts is strengthened.The Singular Value Decomposition(SVD)was used to replace the traditional Max pooling operation,which effectively reduced the feature loss rate and retained more key semantic information.The cross-entropy loss function was used to optimize the prediction results,making the model more robust in class distribution learning.The experimental results indicate that,in the digital cultural text classification task,as compared to the baseline model,the proposed ASSC-TextRCNN method achieves an 11.85%relative improvement in accuracy and an 11.97%relative increase in the F1 score.Meanwhile,the relative error rate decreases by 53.18%.This achievement not only validates the effectiveness and advanced nature of the proposed approach but also offers a novel technical route and methodological underpinnings for the intelligent analysis and dissemination of digital cultural texts.It holds great significance for promoting the in-depth exploration and value realization of digital culture.展开更多
基金supported in part by the Science and Technology Innovation Program of Hunan Province under Grant 2025RC3166the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 62572176the National Key R&D Program of China under Grant 2024YFF0618800.
文摘The rapid advancement of large language models(LLMs)has driven the pervasive adoption of AI-generated content(AIGC),while also raising concerns about misinformation,academic misconduct,biased or harmful content,and other risks.Detecting AI-generated text has thus become essential to safeguard the authenticity and reliability of digital information.This survey reviews recent progress in detection methods,categorizing approaches into passive and active categories based on their reliance on intrinsic textual features or embedded signals.Passive detection is further divided into surface linguistic feature-based and language model-based methods,whereas active detection encompasses watermarking-based and semantic retrieval-based approaches.This taxonomy enables systematic comparison of methodological differences in model dependency,applicability,and robustness.A key challenge for AI-generated text detection is that existing detectors are highly vulnerable to adversarial attacks,particularly paraphrasing,which substantially compromises their effectiveness.Addressing this gap highlights the need for future research on enhancing robustness and cross-domain generalization.By synthesizing current advances and limitations,this survey provides a structured reference for the field and outlines pathways toward more reliable and scalable detection solutions.
基金funded by Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University Researchers Supporting Project number(PNURSP2026R234)Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University,Riyadh,Saudi Arabia.
文摘Spam emails remain one of the most persistent threats to digital communication,necessitating effective detection solutions that safeguard both individuals and organisations.We propose a spam email classification frame-work that uses Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers(BERT)for contextual feature extraction and a multiple-window Convolutional Neural Network(CNN)for classification.To identify semantic nuances in email content,BERT embeddings are used,and CNN filters extract discriminative n-gram patterns at various levels of detail,enabling accurate spam identification.The proposed model outperformed Word2Vec-based baselines on a sample of 5728 labelled emails,achieving an accuracy of 98.69%,AUC of 0.9981,F1 Score of 0.9724,and MCC of 0.9639.With a medium kernel size of(6,9)and compact multi-window CNN architectures,it improves performance.Cross-validation illustrates stability and generalization across folds.By balancing high recall with minimal false positives,our method provides a reliable and scalable solution for current spam detection in advanced deep learning.By combining contextual embedding and a neural architecture,this study develops a security analysis method.
基金funded by China National Innovation and Entrepreneurship Project Fund Innovation Training Program(202410451009).
文摘With the rapid development of digital culture,a large number of cultural texts are presented in the form of digital and network.These texts have significant characteristics such as sparsity,real-time and non-standard expression,which bring serious challenges to traditional classification methods.In order to cope with the above problems,this paper proposes a new ASSC(ALBERT,SVD,Self-Attention and Cross-Entropy)-TextRCNN digital cultural text classification model.Based on the framework of TextRCNN,the Albert pre-training language model is introduced to improve the depth and accuracy of semantic embedding.Combined with the dual attention mechanism,the model’s ability to capture and model potential key information in short texts is strengthened.The Singular Value Decomposition(SVD)was used to replace the traditional Max pooling operation,which effectively reduced the feature loss rate and retained more key semantic information.The cross-entropy loss function was used to optimize the prediction results,making the model more robust in class distribution learning.The experimental results indicate that,in the digital cultural text classification task,as compared to the baseline model,the proposed ASSC-TextRCNN method achieves an 11.85%relative improvement in accuracy and an 11.97%relative increase in the F1 score.Meanwhile,the relative error rate decreases by 53.18%.This achievement not only validates the effectiveness and advanced nature of the proposed approach but also offers a novel technical route and methodological underpinnings for the intelligent analysis and dissemination of digital cultural texts.It holds great significance for promoting the in-depth exploration and value realization of digital culture.
