
Why AI Safety Auditors Are Flooding Reviewers With False Alarms
AI auditors catch errors but trigger false alarms
Paste the original text and the new text to see the differences highlighted.
Compares word by word (not line by line) and highlights exactly what changed — useful for reviewing an edit, comparing two versions of a contract, or seeing what an AI rewrote in a text.
Processing happens entirely in your browser — neither text is ever sent to any server.
By word. Comparing by line misses a small change within the same paragraph; comparing by word shows exactly the part that changed, even within a single sentence.
The comparison algorithm (the same principle behind the 'diff' tool programmers use) grows in complexity quickly with text size. Above the limit, the calculation would be too heavy to run directly in the browser.
It works, but it's optimized for regular prose. For comparing code, line-oriented diff tools (like the ones in version control) usually give a more readable result.

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