This matches my experience pretty well. My high school was using it 15 years ago and it was a spotty, inconsistent morass even back then. Our papers were turned in over the course of the semester, and late into the year you’d get flagged for “plagiarizing” your own earlier paper.
Re:Implications of AI to schools
by SoftTalker on Tuesday November 25, 2025 @01:00PM
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> you’d get flagged for “plagiarizing” your own earlier paper
Wow I'd have been screwed, so many of my high school papers were just rewrites and improvements on stuff I wrote in earlier years.
Re:Implications of AI to schools
by teaearlgraycold on Monday November 24, 2025 @03:05PM
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Funny how it's the teachers that are plagiarizing the work of the tools.
What happened is that I did a Q&A worksheet but in each section of my report I reiterated the question in italics before answering it.
The reiterated questions of course came up as 100% plagiarism because they were just copied from the worksheet.