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AI Cheating Detection Crisis
Teachers and professors cannot reliably detect or prove AI-generated student work, undermining assessment integrity and learning verification.
In their words
They told me that Turnitin is not very useful for assessing group assignments, and most of my students’ work is done in groups.
I just spent a whole entire week grading 70 biostat reports written by Claude.
ChatGPT is writing essays, the students present them, then this guy gives it back to ChatGPT to grade them
We are all struggling so much with students completing assignments with AI.
I also don’t want to be spending 1-3 hours a day doing a discussion post and replying to someone’s AI-generated content.
They still use AI which means they are taking pictures of the printed sources and uploading to answer questions.
every essay took twice as long to grade and correct. Pointless.
I'm asking how I'm supposed to evaluate them with this change.
i tried using claude for my year 11s' essay feedback and spent more time scrubbing names and identifiers than i would have just marking the blimmin things
Any assignment that leaves the classroom is going to be AI'd at this point.
In the humanities, it has forced us to have students do much of the graded work in class.
The challenge is that my university requires extremely objective evidence to address AI misuse
Imagine a teacher grading 50 students - 40 of them use AI to write their answers and 10 write honestly... what is the product really adding to the workflow?
we do not have a formal system in place, it's all talking and convincing them
Teachers and professors
Where they talk
- r/Professors
- r/Teachers
- r/ELATeachers
- r/AskTeachers
- r/edtech
- r/AustralianTeachers
- r/AskProfessors
- r/ClaudeAI
Tools they use today
- Google Docs
- Canvas
- Google Classroom
- Claude
- Turnitin
- Brisk
- Microsoft Teams
- Pangram
Why those fall short
- detection is manual and admin rarely enforces consequences
- no screen monitoring software available; cannot see all screens at once
- no quantitative way to identify AI; false positives on technical wording; policies ban external tools
- students feed assignment and data into AI and get all answers
- AI writes and grades the same work, so nothing is verified
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