AI plagiarism detection ‘will not work’ in education, experts warn Government

The panel acknowledged fears around AI and plagiarism, which remains an issue both at second and third level.

The panel acknowledged fears around AI and plagiarism, which remains an issue both at second and third level.

Methods to detect artificial technology (AI) used by students for plagiarism in education “do not and will not work” according to expert advice provided to the Government.

The details are included in a paper by the AI Advisory Council which was tasked with providing expert guidance, advice, and recommendations on emerging issues in artificial intelligence.

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