AI Detection: Falsely Accused of Using ChatGPT for Academic Writing [Infographic]

No AI detector can be absolutely accurate, as even the developers admit. More often, the probability of error is only a few percent, but this still means only one thing—every college student is at risk of getting into a highly unpleasant and even dangerous situation for their academic path. Read our experts‘ tips to learn how to effectively protect yourself and prove that you have maintained academic integrity.

References

1. Generative AI in Academic Writing. – The Writing Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2. What to Do When You’re Accused of AI Cheating. – Geoffrey A. Fowler, The Washington Post 
3. In the Age of ChatGPT, What’s It Like to Be Accused of Cheating? – Britt Faulstick, Drexel University 
4. What to Do When Falsely Accused of Using AI in Academia. – Noah Albert, Robo Rhythms 
5. Artificial Intelligence Policies: Guidelines and Considerations. – Duke Learning Innovation 
6. The Unreliable Nature of AI Writing Detection Tools in Academics. – Shariq Mohamed Yusuf, Medium 
7. How to Contest an Allegation of Academic Misconduct. – Michigan State University