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Grappling with 'homework scams,' US universities shun AI detectors

Locked in a cat-and-mouse struggle, biology professor Timothy Paustian devised novel ways to catch students turning in chatbot-generated assignments.

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AI chatbots have made large-scale cheating among students easier than ever, allowing them to generate credible solutions to almost any written assignment within seconds. — Pexels

WASHINGTON : Locked in a cat-and-mouse struggle, biology professor Timothy Paustian devised novel ways to catch students turning in chatbot-generated assignments. But like many US universities, his institution is shunning artificial intelligence (AI) detection software.

AI chatbots have made large-scale cheating among students – what some educators call "homework scams" – easier than ever, allowing them to generate credible solutions to almost any written assignment within seconds.

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