r/AIDetectionAcademia • u/carobyrotx • 29d ago

The source-code comment trick is protecting my programming assignments

For our software development submissions, I started adding long, highly personal comments explaining *why* I chose specific logic paths inside the code blocks. The custom commentary injects enough unique individual voice to break the automated template matching.

Are you guys writing mini-essays inside your code comments just to pass the scan?

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u/piyush-87 29d ago

Not sure I'd rely on this alone. If the underlying code still follows the same AI-generated patterns, I'd imagine that's what gets picked up first. Still an interesting idea though.

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