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AI detectors and the case for curricula that accept AI tools

A post dismisses AI detectors as “worthless” and argues that professors need to design curricula that accept AI tools as a reality.

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In a September 21, 2026 post, a user criticizes how confidently AI detectors were promoted and alleges that most universities face major lawsuits for using them. The post argues that professors need to build curricula that accept AI tools as a reality.

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Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele“Professors Are Tearing Their Hair Out Over AI Detectors” They were sold a lie by folks like the “Slop Janitor” of Pentagram with “confidence” however most Universities are now in massive lawsuits for using these worthless “AI Detectors”. Professors realize they need to build curriculum that accepts AI tools as a reality.21d
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    Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele“Professors Are Tearing Their Hair Out Over AI Detectors” They were sold a lie by folks like the “Slop Janitor” of Pentagram with “confidence” however most Universities are now in massive lawsuits for using these worthless “AI Detectors”. Professors realize they need to build curriculum that accepts AI tools as a reality.21d
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