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[ryuuguu]

She is accused of not writing the paper herself but using AI by a professor who did not read the paper himself but used AI to check it.

[babyamyxo-oc]

The irony is it's a "criminal justice class" but she's held guilty until proven innocent.

[jd-zrvk]

I am a retired professor and to accuse a student of plagiarism, it is important for the professor to analyze the flagged sections of the paper and not simply rely on the software.

[cjeff]

Using the free version of Grammarly is no different than Microsoft Word correcting your punctuation mistakes. The school is in the wrong

[Lasvicus]

I was literally *given* the paid version of Grammarly by my college when I was still attending. How on earth is this sort of policy even remotely fair or justifiable?

[obits]

Anyone accused of plagiarism should have a right to see the supposedly plagiarized source. If a source cannot be provided, such accusation should be considered defamation worthy of damages being awarded to the student.

[badnewstravelsfast]

So, is using 'spell-check' cheating also?

[johnrobberts]

Turnitin is not fool proof. It’s lazy grading.

[muthuicyrus]

This is BS. Turnitin itself admits that AI detection is imperfect, and instructors should use it with caution

[NNITRED]

If they flagged and penalized her paper for plagiarism why hasn't the school shown her the copied source?

[kayc]

Grammarly is not the same as Chatgpt. This is ridiculous!

[horrendous_karaoke]

If she was getting financial aid/scholarships, this could mess with her tuition. GPA, prospects, future recommendation letters…😡😡😡

[BasedJones]

Turnitin is notorious for flagging students who did not use AI and ignoring students who do use AI. Turnitin is pretty clear about this so professors and administrators who are not aware of this are sleeping on the job.

[nautifella]

So, they use AI to punish her for using AI. Seems hypocritical to me.

[AnnLikesDonuts]

I used Grammarly as a spell check tool throughout high school and college without any issue. So glad I graduated before all this AI nonsense happened. Professors are getting power trippy over this, falsely accusing students of using AI. Like what are we doing here?

[Valor.]

Grammerly, you failed us again. First, your prices and now your help. 😂

[FloeticEnigma]

I remember when Grammarly first became a thing, and I only knew about it because of a college professor. They encouraged everyone to use it. Wow.😊

[loribach]

This is a joke considering Ivy League professors as of late were accused of plagiarism!

[LadyNStreet]

As long as there was no plagiarism involved, I do not see a problem here. Microsoft Word has an editor feature that does the same thing as Grammerly does, but very few people know how to use it.

[DonJ.]

She should sue the school and the professor as Grammarly is not A.I. so the claim is false.