Students Will Start Getting Caught Using AI While Writing Their Theses
The company Antiplagiat is preparing Antiplagiat 2.0 — a system that will control not only the finished text but the entire process of its creation.
Students will write papers in a special editor, and instructors will see how much text was written independently, what was copied, and where AI was used.
At the same time, AI will be allowed for ideas, planning, and correcting mistakes, but not for writing the work in full. Antiplagiat 2.0 will be presented in November, and by the winter session it may appear in universities.
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