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Does Google penalize AI content?

AI-enabled tools can be a great learning resource for students by breaking down concepts in new ways, creating interactive study materials, and having a knowledgeable "tutor" available 24/7.

In this talk, Chris detailed the ways he leveraged AI detection tools, along with others, in a “mosaic approach” to help safeguard integrity in his course, but more importantly to get us all past the “cops and robbers” phase and back to the student/teacher dynamic.

The difference between AI use and plagiarism, where do we draw the line?

Bradley Emi, CTO of Pangram Labs, gave a session about the State of AI Detection at the ICAI conference.

Professor Jason Gulya joins Pangram to discuss the future of assessment in the AI age.

AI detectors use machine learning to determine AI-generated content by identifying patterns, structure, and word choices.

The latest AI detection models, like Pangram, have not only caught up to the latest LLMs, but are being built as future proof.

How Pangram and other AI detectors handle attempts to edit or obfuscate AI-generated text.

An overview of how Pangram's new Plagiarism Detection Features work.

Technology and progress have abounded, but the process of learning hasn’t changed.

At Pangram we work with institutions of all types to help them detect content created by AI.

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly widespread, teachers want to be able to tell if students are using AI to write their assignments for them.

The Turnitin AI writing detector is simple, but many educators opt to use Pangram instead.

Before AI, there was no getting around it: writing an essay would take hours, if not days or weeks.

A comprehensive guide to spotting the linguistic patterns in AI-generated text.

A deep dive into how Pangram achieves industry-leading false positive rates in AI detection, with a false positive rate of 1 in 10,000.

This blog post discusses how to go beyond the AI detection score: how do you prove that a student has or hasn't used AI irresponsibly?

If you’re a teacher, you’ve probably heard of Grammarly.

Perplexity and burstiness are often associated with AI detection.

Many myths and misconceptions about AI Detection are commonly heard today.

As we discussed last week, AI tends to overuse certain words and phrases.

You're grading assignments, reading them one-by-one, until one of them catches your eye.

I meet a lot of teachers who have the same perspective regarding checking students' writing for AI.

Many teachers work with student writing directly in Google docs.

AI is one of the most disruptive technologies in education, so we are providing two recommendations for AI policies that educators can use in their classrooms.

In November, Anthropic released an update to Claude.

ChatGPT and other large language models (LLMs), commonly referred to in aggregate as “AI,” have become increasingly popular tools.