No. An AI humanizer can rewrite text to make it less formal and more human-like, but it does not eliminate instances of plagiarism. If the original source was copied without proper attribution, the ideas and structure may still be borrowed from another source, even if the text has been rewritten using different words.
Ideally, the original source of an idea should be properly cited, even if the text has been heavily paraphrased. To avoid being accused of plagiarism, you must either cite the author of an idea or write the work using your own original thoughts. Learn more about the humanization process in our guide on how to humanize AI content, then run your final draft through Quetext's Plagiarism Checker to confirm that nothing has been flagged.