Western Halts Turnitin's AI Detection Software Amid Accuracy Concerns
Summary
Western University suspends the use of Turnitin's AI written detection software, citing concerns over its accuracy, and awaits further evidence of its effectiveness before considering its implementation.
Key Points
- Western stops using Turnitin's AI written detection software due to reports of inaccurate results.
- Western Technology Services announces the university used a free preview of the software last year but decided not to move forward with the platform in January after it became a paid feature.
- Western's vice-provost of academic programs says the university will wait until there is more evidence that the tool is effective before recommending its use.