How Turnitin Is Responding to Concerns About Plagiarism Checks

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The chat GPT feature is not as transparent about how it's come to the conclusions that a text is potentially written by generous of AI. So teachers are worried that there won't be a kind of really robust type of appeal and that students could be wrongly accused of cheating. Some lecturers are sort of opposed to running text through these automated plagiarism checks because they feel like it just undermines that system a bit.

The president of the European Commission has called on Beijing to play a “constructive” role in bringing peace to Ukraine, EY has been banned from taking on any new listed audit clients in Germany for two years, and the makers of popular plagiarism detection software are launching a tool that also detects if essays are created using artificial intelligence chatbots. Plus the FT’s Polina Ivanova talks about her colleague Evan Gershkowich who has been detained by Russia.

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