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A major university just banned AI detectors — here's why

Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business says AI detectors are not approved for faculty use due to unreliability and privacy concerns.
The university urges redesigning assignments to emphasize reasoning, judgment, and critical thinking over policing AI use.
The playbook recommends making learning visible by tracing how students’ work evolves and defending decisions in follow-up discussions.
Educators are urged to help students use AI responsibly rather than policing its use in class.
The approach reflects a broader higher-ed shift toward AI literacy and assessment design in the ChatGPT era.
Indiana University cites privacy concerns as a reason to avoid uploading student work to AI detectors.
The Kelley School’s stance marks a notable shift against popular detectors like GPTZero, Turnitin AI Detection, and Originality.AI.
The guidance suggests assignments should evolve through time with student responses to unexpected questions after submission.
The playbook emphasizes that detecting AI use may not reliably indicate whether a student learned the material.

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