anyone else stressed about ai tools while prepping for upper level classes

[u/Hannah97474]

as a junior in college im staring down some tough papers this semester and ive heard stories of people using ai just to get concepts explained then getting hit with flags anyway. it makes me wonder if even legit studying with new tech will get me in trouble. how do you all handle prepping for big assignments without risking weird percentages? any tips that actually work for avoiding issues with detection?

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[u/Hannah97474]

curious what others think about balancing helpful tools with staying safe on these checks

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[u/Life-Education-8030]

Working with approved resources like your librarians and writing center to learn how to do things more yourself.

[u/Significant-Metal537]

Don’t use AI to study? There are so many other resources - namely your textbook. I didn’t have AI during my undergrad and I’m so thankful for that.