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Colleges Still Can't Solve AI Cheating as Detectors Split Faculty

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2 Sep 21 6:00 PM · 4d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 4 comments · 3 sources · development 2 of 2

The Atlantic article was shared and gift-linked across Techmeme, Mastodon, and Reddit, generating discussion about detector reliability, teaching tactics, and underlying academic labor conditions.

“This is a bad idea, if a teacher tried to force this stuff on me the school compliance department would get a very angry letter from my ADA lawyer.”

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Timothy Paustian Biology professor, University of Wisconsin–MadisonMarc Watkins Lecturer, University of Mississippi, studies AI in educationAnnie Chechitelli Chief product officer, TurnitinMIT working group Author of an influential report on AI in educationPangram AI-detection tool maker

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  1. 1 outlet Some universities have barred using AI detectors due to student-instructor distrust over false positives; some educators have just cancelled writing assignments

    first by The Atlantic, 4d ago

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