AI detector accuracy may increase student misuse, post warns
ruthstarkman · x · 2026-07-28
Even if Pangram is currently the strongest AI detector, the post warns that better detectors may encourage institutions to misuse them on students. The author says their own error-prone English and German trigger false positives and argues that careful governance is needed.
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