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so with the new turnitin update is it essentially impossible to now bypass ai detection even with humanisers
Reply 1
Original post by sbdl7
so with the new turnitin update is it essentially impossible to now bypass ai detection even with humanisers

If you don't use AI to cheat, then you don't need to worry about AI detection -- surely?
Original post by ElizabethT1991
..., and they make sure the writer's work passes plagiarism and AI. Also, it always meets the grade I need. I highly recommend them!

why are you doing a degree if you don't want to do the work yourself?
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Reply 3
Original post by savethetigers888
why are you doing a degree if you don't want to do the work yourself?


why don’t u mind ur business lmao
Folks, please don't reply or quote to shills.

Essay-writing services are illegal in the UK.
Original post by sbdl7
why don’t u mind ur business lmao

why are you posting on a public forum if you want people to mind their business lmao
Original post by sbdl7
why don’t u mind ur business lmao


Using ai for a degree is slightly pathetic icl :/
Original post by Anonymous
Using ai for a degree is slightly pathetic icl :/


Slightly?! :smile:
Original post by sbdl7
so with the new turnitin update is it essentially impossible to now bypass ai detection even with humanisers

I hope so
AI is just a tool, its going to be part of the landscape of work and education from now on

If you use it to write an assignment then why bother paying for an education? But in all my years as an academic I have seen plenty of assignments that were obviously purchased and not written by students, thing is the university rarely wanted to confront that issue

I am a professional researcher in a research company - we use AI all the time for stuff like thematic analysis, its great. Not that we ever use the AI outputs directly, but it can be super useful to suggest some starting themes for 1000+ user quotes. AI is good at patterns, humans are good at confirmation bias

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