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Ellison told her in an email that “the entire paper except for the last couple of sentences” had been flagged as AI-generated and said he confirmed this “through another app.”

He is accusing her of using software to do her job for her. Meanwhile he is using software to do his job for him. I doubt these apps cite any source of her plagiarism. They probably give some nonsense score that is unverifiable. Two pieces of software told him her paper is plagiarized, so he gave her a 0, accused her of cheating, and cost her her scholarship without any proof.

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Correction. Not without any proof, but with proof submitted by AI. Yes, that is every bit as damming as it is made out to be.

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two pieces of software

I guarantee that it was actually one piece of software ran twice. Here is the real problem: there are published standards on English composition. Language models (what idiots call AI) will use these composition models to frame their sentences, as if they were a published professor of an English composition class.

Therefore, it is possible that a college student who took a course in English Composition (as required in virtually all general education tracks) could produce language similar to a language model constructed from model language. The editing pass suggested by grammarly is merely a cherry on top.

I doubt these apps cite any source of her plagiarism. They probably give some nonsense score that is unverifiable.

Right on point. A machine is unaccountable, therefore it shall not make decisions.

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I want to believe her... but fucked professor did this grade based on use of ai

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Seems easy, just prove the software incorrectly flags something a human wrote. It's a black box. I think on some Windows versions/setups you can get previous versions of a document. She could produce the intermediates as she wrote it.

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She's a criminal justice major. Sue them for libel > Use that money to file a civil suite against the prof > claiming civil rights violation > win > take his house.

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Grammarly doesn't write for you last I checked, it's an editor that helps you be more direct, concise, articulate, and obviously checks grammar and spelling, it's a digital editor and because it's subscription based you are incentivized to learn what it is teaching you.

My problem with gramarly is that it makes spotting halfwits harder.

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probably refused to suck n fuck the prof, so she loses.

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I'm old. I remember using an actual dictionary and a thesaurus. Call me weird, but somehow I always felt rewarded when I turned in something using such archaic methods.

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Women only go to college to get plowed out by Jamaicans. Who the fuck cares what they turn in for a class