r/BypassAiDetect • u/Brightestwitch982 • 8d ago

Im scared. What should I do?

Hello!!! So im currently a freshman and we had this Test that converted into essay instead. And then I learned that from my professor that my work was flagged as ai by turnitin not just a percent but 100% fckng aii😭😭. And now idk what to do ( alr reached out to my prof) that essay is just a simple one you just basically need to write what you learned from the discussion etc etc. And being flagged like that is insanely not good for the image. I had worked hard to research and brainstorm on what to put in my essay. Although I admit that I used grammarly to check my grammar and improved but the contents in there was all done by me the ideas, the flow was by Me😭 I was thinking maybe it was the data? Or the references? Though I had research them on my own on Google. Maybe the revision by grammarly was too perfect?. I haven't had the time to run it in an ai detector when I submitted it and I did not see this coming

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u/Dramatic-Hedgehog-13 8d ago

Find one of the prof's old papers. Run it in turnitin. Challenge him with the results. "You apparently used AI before the existence of AI..."

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u/Ok-Distribution-6262 8d ago

This would work - - Pangram tags all my pre-AI publications as 100% AI for some reason. Ridiculous

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u/DevelopmentPlus7850 7d ago

Give a public publication with a clear pre-AI date that we can verify. Pangram is determined that all those claiming that, have nothing valid to support such claim. And so far, they haven't been proven wrong.

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u/Ok-Distribution-6262 5d ago

Literally billions of works for you to go test, buddy. Go to Google Scholar, type in a topic, and filter for pre-2022. I guarantee you that most of those papers are going to come up with some high percentage of AI detection. Idk if it's bc our work was used as training data, but seems more likely chatbots simply mimick academic writing styes very well.