AI Detectors Should Be Illegal: They're a Scam Causing Real Harm, Researcher Argues
Angaisb_ · x · 2026-10-23
Angaisb argues that AI detectors "should be illegal," calling them a scam: schools, universities, and even companies keep using them despite knowing they don't work reliably, causing significant harm. The claim adds to ongoing controversy over false accusations of AI-generated writing in academia and the workplace.
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