Question 1

Is BSmeter a Grammarly AI Detector alternative?

Accepted Answer

Honestly, no. If you came here looking for something that scores whether text was written by AI, BSmeter does not do that at all — Grammarly's free AI Detector is the right tool and you should just use it. BSmeter is a fact-checker for video and audio: it transcribes a link, extracts the claims, and scores each one against live sources. Different question entirely.

Question 2

Can Grammarly's AI Detector tell me if a video is AI-generated or a deepfake?

Accepted Answer

No. Grammarly's AI Detector works on written text only — it has no audio or video analysis, so there is nothing for it to read in a YouTube clip or a podcast. BSmeter analyzes the media itself and flags deepfake and AI-generated media signals alongside its claim-by-claim credibility scores.

Question 3

If a video's script was written by AI, does that mean it's false?

Accepted Answer

No, and this is exactly why the two tools measure different things. AI can write a script that is entirely accurate, and a human can write one that is entirely made up. Authorship tells you where words came from; fact-checking tells you whether they're true. Grammarly answers the first question for text, BSmeter answers the second for video and audio.