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3 post karma · 0 comment karma · joined May 2026

  1. 0points

    Can we trust AI to judge teachers when students are already dealing with AI detection? (self.TurnitinScan)

    submitted 17d ago by u/External_Road_5798 to r/TurnitinScan

    1 comments

  2. 1points

    It’s 5am rn, test is at 9, am I cooked (v.redd.it)

    submitted Sep 2026 by u/External_Road_5798 to r/quickhomeworkhelp

    2 comments · source

  3. 3points

    The Consequences of Not Paying Attention in Class (self.CheckTurnitin)

    submitted Jun 2026 by u/External_Road_5798 to r/CheckTurnitin

    7 comments

  4. 2points

    Students scoring high on Turnitin AI detector (self.CheckTurnitin)

    submitted May 2026 by u/External_Road_5798 to r/CheckTurnitin

    12 comments

External_Road_5798 1 points · Jun 2026

It's wild that students are now expected to keep a forensic record of every assignment just in case a detector decides they're guilty. Notes, drafts, version history, screenshots—none of that used to be necessary to prove you wrote your own work.

External_Road_5798 1 points · May 2026

feeling confident bc it’s on Thursday evening and I started studying today on Monday 😭😂😂

External_Road_5798 1 points · May 2026

Has anyone else encountered this? How are other institutions handling AI-detection policies in writing-intensive programs? I would love to hear from faculty who are navigating this in practice.