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Alina ShahYou finished the Performance Assessment and now you are wondering who checks it for AI. WGU scans every PA submission automatically, publishes no safe percentage, and never names its detector. Here is what the policy actually says.
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HasnainTeachers may use AI detectors such as Turnitin, but a detector score is only one signal. They can also review your sources, drafts, Google Docs version history, writing patterns, and how well you can explain the work you submitted.
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Daniel AndersonAnthropic now watermarks the text Claude writes, and most AI humanizers stopped working overnight. The reason is simple: they run ChatGPT or Claude behind the scenes, and those models re-add the watermark with every rewrite. Phrasly's models are built in-house, which is why it still passes.
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Muhammad Usman AliBrightspace doesn't have its own built-in AI detector. If AI-writing analysis is happening, it is from a third-party tool that your school decided to integrate, and it only works where that tool is activated.
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Alina ShahYou searched for the AI detector Google Classroom uses and the honest answer is none. Originality Reports catch copied text, not ChatGPT. Here is what schools actually add on top, how accurate it is, and how to check your own draft first.
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Muhammad Usman AliIs 20% AI detection bad? Not necessarily. AI scores aren't universal. Turnitin measures text share, Originality.AI measures confidence. Learn what each score band really means, why the same essay gets different results, and when an AI score actually warrants action.
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Alina ShahWe ran Grammarly's AI checker through a six-sample stress test. It nailed pure AI and human writing, but a two-minute paraphrase made its scores collapse. Here's what the number really means.
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Gabriela CofreWe ran 50 pieces of content through Phrasly's AI Detector to find out what are the common phrases that AI uses.
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Muhammad Usman AliA sound AI content workflow puts humans at the brief and expertise stages, letting AI handle outlining and drafting, then routes every piece through fact-checking, plagiarism, and AI-flatness QA gates before it can be published.
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Obaid AhsanAI cold emails get 1% fewer replies but 3x more spam flags. We compared 8 studies covering 150M+ emails, including peer-reviewed research, to show what actually works in 2026 and the fix that closes the gap.
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Obaid AhsanA 5-pass self-editing checklist for copywriters: fix structure, cut generic filler, add proof and voice, improve rhythm, and verify facts before your copy ships.
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Muhammad Usman AliRun an AI detector once, on your final draft not mid-process. Treat flagged passages as editing cues, not a verdict, since studies show detectors misfire often. Fix generic or hedged lines, leave strong writing alone, and keep dated drafts as your real proof of authorship.
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