Professor's Use of AI to Detect Plagiarism Backfires, Highlighting Risks of Rushed Implementation in Education
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Professor Mumm used ChatGPT to detect AI-written content in students' essays, but the AI falsely accused students of plagiarism.
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Mumm decided to give all students an incomplete grade rather than zeros due to the AI errors.
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The incident illustrates issues around AI tools and plagiarism accusations in education.
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Rather than seeing AI as a threat, we should use it to assess students on knowledge quality, says Okezue Bell Simone Rotella.
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AI can help create a better education system if implemented properly, but panic over cheating risks problematic applications.