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The jig is up for students submitting AI assignments
If you’re a student who’s recently submitted work containing traces of AI, you’re probably cooked.
In recent months, a wave of tools like GPTZero have sprung to life identifying when and how text works were assembled, including how many times content was pasted into a document, and even which model probably did the heavy lifting. Entry-level skivers tend to throw in the odd spelling mistake or filler phrase, while more adept sleuthers train AI chatbots about their own personal tone and idiosyncrasies. Keeping up with gaming and revolutionary technology is my forte, but when away from my keyboard, you’ll probably find me wrapped around a large Tango ice blast at the latest mediocre horror flick.
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