Chegg includes basic AI detection in its plagiarism checker, but it's inconsistent and hard to interpret. It wasn't built for this purpose. Before submitting, use a dedicated AI detector for a clear, reliable score.
Law schools now use AI detectors on personal statements, diversity essays, and assignments. The consequences of being flagged go beyond a rejection. From admissions certifications to bar admission risks, here is exactly what law schools check, which tools they use, and what to do before you submit.
Turnitin flagged your essay as AI but you wrote every word yourself. False positives are real, even Turnitin admits it. Learn why it happens, what triggers the detector, and how to appeal with evidence that actually works.
Common App doesn't scan for AI, but using it still violates their fraud policy. Here's exactly what they check, what individual colleges do separately, and how to write activity descriptions that are genuinely yours.
NoRedink doesn't detect AI. It only tracks copy-paste behavior through Originality Insights. Learn the key difference between paste detection and true AI detection, and what it means for students and teachers.
QuillBot paraphrases but paraphrasing isn't humanizing. Discover the best QuillBot alternatives in 2026, including tools that actually make AI-written content sound natural.
Turnitin detects ChatGPT with 98% accuracy but only on raw AI text. Edited, paraphrased, or mixed content? It struggles. Here's what really happens behind the scenes.
Got flagged for AI writing? Here's why it happens, how to fix it fast, and what to do if your professor gets involved. Free tool included to check your score before you submit.
Your school probably uses AI detectors. Here’s which tools they use, how accurate they are, and what you should know before submitting.
Gradescope has no built-in AI detection, but you're not completely safe. Turnitin integration, manual instructor review, copy-paste behavior, and submission logs can still get you flagged. Find out exactly how it works and what you should do before submitting your next assignment.
