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      <title>AI Detectors Are Mostly Junk. This Time the Detector Was Right and the Auditor Was Wrong.</title>
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      <description>I&amp;rsquo;ve spent two years arguing that AI detection tools are close to worthless. I still think the studies showing they flag non-native English speakers at higher rates are damning, and I still think any university disciplining a student on the strength of a probability score is committing an injustice it will eventually have to apologize for. None of that has changed.
But there&amp;rsquo;s a category of case where the objection collapses, and we just watched a clean example of it.</description>
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