AI detection in online exams: how proctoring software uses it
So I’ve been testing GPTZero for the past few weeks and wanted to share my findings with everyone.
What really bugs me is that most of the information out there is either outdated or just wrong. People are making decisions based on stuff from six months ago and the landscape has changed completely since then. That’s why I wanted to put this together.
I know a lot of people have strong opinions on this but I think the data speaks for itself. I tried to be as objective as possible and test everything under the same conditions. Your mileage may vary of course but these numbers are hard to argue with.
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Solid analysis. I've been testing Originality AI myself and got similar numbers. The consistency is getting better but still not where it needs to be.
The false positive issue is getting worse and I'm genuinely worried about honest students being punished for it.
This confirms what I suspected but hadn't been able to prove. Thanks for doing the legwork.
As someone who works in education tech, I can say that your observations are spot on. The tools are improving but they're far from perfect.
This happened to me too and I wish I had this information at the time. Bookmarking for future reference.