CNET Educators and tech observers say AI‑generated text is flooding the internet, and the tools meant to flag it are falling short. Professors report a surge in perfectly grammatical but soulless writing that mimics human style only on the surface. The rise of ChatGPT, Claude and similar models has left schools scrambling for reliable ways to identify machine‑written work, as existing detectors struggle to keep pace with ever‑more sophisticated outputs.
Read more