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Don't use AI detectors for anything important
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It's definitely not as good as people think it is. The best description I heard was that AI outputs "hallucinations" as it only needs to look plausible, it doesn't have to be right.
Which is why using it to detect cheating is a concern - you'd hope that it would only be used for a first pass only to be reviewed by a human later but some people are going to think that AI is infallible and leave it there.