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Software designed to catch AI-generated text is spreading fast, and the side effects are proving harder to manage than the problem it was built to solve.
A false positive, in this context, is when a detection tool incorrectly labels a human's writing as machine-made.
That error, and the stigma that follows when someone is accused, are together driving a broader erosion of trust in the written word.
What the tools promise Detection software scans a piece of text and returns a verdict, usually within seconds. That speed is part of the appeal.
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