Despite their potential, AI detectors often fall short of accurately identifying and mitigating cheating.

In the age of advanced artificial intelligence, the fight against cheating, plagiarism and misinformation has taken a curious turn.

As developers and companies race to create AI detectors capable of identifying content written by other AIs, a new study from Stanford scholars reveals a disheartening truth: these detectors are far from reliable. Students would probably love to hear this.