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AI writing detectors fuel era of distrust, with human work under suspicion

AI detection tools are spreading in classrooms and online writing spaces, adding a new layer of distrust. As generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot proliferate, scrutiny is shifting from plagiarism checks to identifying AI-written text. Surveys show many U.S. teachers use detectors, but their judgments are less transparent and can misclassify non-native English writers. Publishers and schools face disputes and lawsuits, while some universities limit or disable detectors and adjust assessment methods.

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OpenAI acquires presentation startup NextSlide

OpenAI has acquired presentation startup NextSlide, TechCrunch reported. NextSlide team members are now working on ChatGPT-related tasks. Founder Ahmed Beshri (아흐메드 베슈리) wrote on the company website that it developed a product that turns prompts, notes, documents and research materials into editable presentations. He said the goal is to improve access to visual communication and help more people express ideas clearly.