AI Detection

AI detection tools claim to identify text generated by large language models, and Canadian teachers increasingly rely on them to flag suspect student submissions. The leading detectors include Turnitin, GPTZero, Originality.ai, Copyleaks, and Grammarly, but accuracy varies sharply across tools, languages, and student profiles. The educators on this forum have documented how these tools behave in real classrooms, where they break down, and how to use them responsibly without unfairly accusing students.

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If We Can’t Act on Detection Results, Why Are We Using Them?

here's the contradiction I'm sitting with. Admin says: use AI detection tools to flag potentially AI-generated student work. Also admin says: you cannot formally accuse a student of academic dishonesty based solely…

12 votes · 4 replies · April 21, 2026