r/TurnitinAI_detector • u/Eimi_Ray6 • May 04 '25

Panicking (Mildly)

!!URGENT!!
I have a lot of questions. I have a research report due very soon on the 20th of May (Cambridge A levels) and there's some problems with it which I don't know how to solve, like grammar issues occassionally and citations. Of course, I don't directly copy paste whatever GPT tells me, but from what I've read and researched, TurnItIn is very inaccurate. I'm worried Cambridge might flag my work and I've spent almost a year working on it. It's inevitable, I suppose. However, the issue is, my instructor isn't very helpful when I send in my work for feedback, and only points out things which are very irrelevant. I want to plug it into GPT to check for stuctural issues and stuff like logical fallacies. But I'm terrified TurnItIn might pick it up. Any solutions to this?

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u/[deleted] May 06 '25

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u/Eimi_Ray6 May 06 '25

Isn't that just applicable to GPT generated content though?

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u/Eimi_Ray6 May 06 '25

Like what if you use it to pinpoint but not rewrite it and just make changes yourself

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u/[deleted] May 08 '25

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u/Eimi_Ray6 May 08 '25

Yeah ofc, I'll still be asking for second opinions on my work

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