AI detectors miss the mark
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As generative AI tools have become readily available to learners, some instructors have turned to AI detectors purporting to call out AI-authored assignments. Unfortunately, there are high error rates when AI detectors are tasked with determining whether a piece of writing is the work of a human or artificial intelligence. Ed tech instructor John Sowash puts AI detectors to the test with a mix of essays in this AI Tools for the Classroom video. Read tips on setting boundaries for AI usage: AI Detectors Don’t Work. Here’s What to Do Instead.
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