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Can colleges really detect if you use AI for essays? 🤖

@RoboNextGen · 16 Oct 2026

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STAMP-2026-1016-RP2ADPIW
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{"abstract":null,"agreement":false,"authors":[{"identity":"RoboNextGen","position":1,"role":"solo","weight":1.0000}],"body":{"content":[{"content":[{"text":"The truth is, AI detectors aren't 100% accurate. They can flag human-written work o…

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