Then-Harvard President Claudine Gay speaks about antisemitism during a congressional hearing in December. Gay stepped down as president in January after critics accused her of plagiarism. (Mark ...

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — With the advent of AI, worries over students using it to cheat have been tempered by programs that claim to be able to spot work made by artificial intelligence. Teachers have ...

After the spectacular fall of Harvard University’s former president Claudine Gay amid allegations of plagiarism, critics of higher education and the media plan to publicize more such cases involving ...

As faculty continue to debate how artificial intelligence might disrupt academic integrity moving forward, the popular plagiarism-detection service Turnitin announced on Monday that its products will ...

Open LMS, an open-source learning management system, is getting new plagiarism detection capabilities via Copyleaks, which uses artificial intelligence to detect potential problems with students' work ...

Many plagiarism prevention and detection tools have appeared on the web especially at the level of academic sites. Free solutions certainly have their limits when compared to proprietary software ...

Open source learning management system Moodle has formed a partnership with AI content and plagiarism detector Copyleaks. With thousands of education institutions using Moodle's LMS, custom ...

Plagiarism detection software that is already screening the work of more than 62 million students worldwide is getting a major upgrade to detect AI-generated writing – though some universities say ...

In a new study around half of the high school and university students from seven European countries are concerned about the use of plagiarism detection software in education. Their concerns lead to ...

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The anti-plagiarism software market for education sector market is expected to grow by USD 798.28 million, progressing at a CAGR of almost 15% during the forecast period.

Plagiarism-detection software was created with lazy, sneaky college students in mind — not the likes of William Shakespeare. Yet the software may have settled a centuries-old mystery over the ...