Turn It In, a plagiarism detection company, has developed an AI program that can help educators determine whether students used AI to create essays.
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has developed a program it says schools and universities can use to detect whether students are using AI to complete their tests and essays, according to a new report. The company, Turn It In, has a long history of developing tools educators can use to detect plagiarism. The company has now turned to an AI system that it says can effectively determine whether students are responsible for their own work, or whether they turned to an AI like ChatGPT.
Turn It In's tool isn't foolproof, however, according to a test conducted at the University of Southern California. Dr. Karen North, a professor at the university, found that while the tool can detect a large amount of AI-generated essays, some slip by and other authentic works receive false flags, according to a report from NBC News.
Some students across the country have turned to ChatGPT to falsify homework, creating a massive problem for educators.have a massive impactInterest in AI exploded following the release of OpenAI's ChatGPT late last year, a conversation tool that users can ask to draft up all sorts of written works, from college essays to movie scripts.
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