About two-thirds of teachers report using tools for detecting AI-generated writing. At that scale, even tiny error rates can add up quickly.
In this episode of The Big Take podcast, we unpack what happens when AI detectors falsely accuse students of cheating [ Ссылка ]
The education system has an AI problem. As students have started using tools like ChatGPT to do their homework, educators have deployed their own AI tools to determine if students are using AI to cheat.
But the detection tools, which are largely effective, do flag false positives roughly 2% of the time. For students who are falsely accused, the consequences can be devastating.
On today’s Big Take podcast, host Sarah Holder speaks to Bloomberg’s tech reporter Jackie Davalos about how students and educators are responding to the emergence of generative AI and what happens when efforts to crack down on its use backfire.
Read more: AI Detectors Falsely Accuse Students of Cheating—With Big Consequences ([ Ссылка ])
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