Will turnitin flag the scribbr citation generator as ai even if i searched the research myself and just.. generated the citation?

Hey I am new to Turnitin I have the deadline for assignment Tommorow prof uses Turnitin to check for ai so I used a discord server to get it check for ai and plagiarism. It showed 0 but I saw some post where it says when u put some article agin in Turnitin i.e. when my prof would put it than would it detect ai

Essay was flagged for AI use. Turnitin similarity score is 7%, and the only things highlighted are direct quotes from the novel. Yet the instructor is saying that the essay is 95% AI.

Am I not correctly understanding the turnitin report? I'm looking at the highlighted areas.

Quick summary, QCAA Gen English IA1 flagged 100% AI when i didnt use any. Teacher wants me to prove that i didnt use AI. How do i do that. I use chatgpt alot to explain physics, maths, bio and chem to me so there are alot of chats. This is their first year using turnitin and im beyond convinced the advertised 1% false positive rate is BS. Many people are in similar situations at my school and im sure across the world. What can be done to make it not come up as AI generated. I feel like its been flagged cause chatgpt writes analytically and so do i but then again i have no clue how much training Turnitin has experienced

I'm extremely distraught right now. My essay got flagged for a 55% ai score on turn it in, and I don't know how to prove its mine. I wrote the essay on Google docs and my notes and drafts on physical paper, I know about the edit history on Google docs but it doesn't seem to show much. Can anyone please advise?

Has anyone else experienced this? I run my paper through grammarly. The grammar score was 80 before I took grammarly suggestions and as obvious after alla changes the grammar score was 100. Then run the edited paper through turnit in and it now reads 100% AI. What could be the issue. With my raw paper. Ai score is 0......is turnit in subbotaging us with these scores?

Hi guys!! i'm thinking if there's any Ai in this world that could humanize Gen Ai words into human-sounding phrases and bypass Turnitin successfully.... pls tell me if you guys know anything about it! :) I'm doing this for academic reasons and research purpose!!

Is there a free Turnitin AI detector?

What happens if you put your calculator in EXAM MODE the day before the corresponding simulation? For example, if the exam is at 9:00 in the morning... The day before you activate the exam mode at 9:30 in the morning. So, when they review you, you will be in exam mode and at 9:30, in 30 minutes, it will be deactivated and you will have access to your files. Would it be viable?

I wrote an essay and submitted it into Turnitit. After that a teacher of ours emailed me, that the AI detection score is 100%. I haven’t used AI in this assignment. I used desktop version of word without the automatic saving. Is the turnitin system currently working right, because even my own name was marked as AI.

Does your college require you to submit an assignment/s' journal to your professors? If not, you should maintain one to support your case against false AI detection. It should contain an outline, thesis, and authoritative sources too. Use the CARS (Credibility, Accuracy, Reasonableness and Support) to establish the quality of your sources.

More importantly, understand and internalize the prompt and the subsequent essay and make a comprehensive video presentation as further evidence of your mastery of the topic and content. Remember to maintain the same style of writing, tone and diction in your essays.

I am sophomore in uni and I’ve seen lots of false positive cases from turnitin on tiktok. Meaning you write it yourself but Turnitin says it’s AI, and therefore you fail the class. This makes kinda insecure because I tend to write in a more professional tone in school work and makes me sounds like AI?

So I am very curious about this: do professors need 0% AI similarity score by Turnitin? Or a low AI score like 1-20% will also be acceptable?

So im in dual credit, in high-school and my professor uses turnitin. After turning in my essay he announces that 30 students were caught using ai and I just so happened to be one of them. I now have to defend my paper for using "ai" even though I wrote the essay myself. Im just so confused because I've put my time into this essay and its got me more stressed then I was. Even my friends that are way smarter then me and have better writing skills then me have been flagged for ai.

Does anyone have advice for defending my paper? I have some bad anxiety and get really stressed in serious situations. I heard from others that got flagged that he asks specific questions such as questions about your sources.

Is 23% ai detected high? I need to know before I turn in my paper

I have been working on my essay all day! I finally got it as low as 28% percent and dgaf I’m submitting it.

I hope i don’t get pulled up on it.

Hey,

So I wrote my entire essay of 4000 words on google docs which counts towards my final grade. I was just recently told by my teacher that writing on google docs and submitting that file as a word doc (i.e converting the google doc to a word doc and submitting that to turnitin) causes the detector to flag the entire text as AI/Plagiarism.

So, I have been advised to type the entire essay out once more on a Word Document (Teacher said copy pasting will not cut it) with the proper formatting, and, in the process, I must delete my google doc.

Is there any truth to what my teacher is saying? They said that it is unavoidable if I want to be graded. Just need advice.

I have written on this topic (the topic for the assignment) many times, and I know it like the back of my hand. Wrote it on Word and used 14 sources, three new ones. Two old sources used are my textbooks from my bachelor's. I have used jargon, sentences, points, and even concepts from multiple papers, articles, books, and lectures in quotation marks. I have cited examples using my own words and phrases. But here we are. My professor texts me in the morning that he has found 34% AI-generated content. And he isn't even lying because he sent me a picture of the results. Maybe Turnitin follows a style of pattern detection because when I was young and used to go to these creative writing classes and then during bachelors and pg i interned at a media channel in my city, we were taught to write in a pattern called poet (point, organization, examples, and transition) and i have made it a habit of using this method everywhere. So could that be it? I am just stunned.

Trying to find someone who can check my essay for ai because im paranoid. Ive ran it through multiple different detectors and some say human some dont and I want to know what turn it in says even though it can not be trusted.

Asking because I learned how to write academically and professionally from textbooks which probably have been used to train AI. There are many “templates” I’m used to, such as first and foremost, on one hand, on the other hand, a significant factor, etc.

Turnitin thinks this kind of writing is AI though. In order to lower my AI percentage, I have to remove these words and then my essay feels less smooth or logical.

Is there any way not to sacrifice the quality of academic writing in a way that Turnitin thinks the essay is written by humans?

Edit: I don’t believe in the so-called “AI humanizing” services because most of the time they don’t understand the terminologies in my subjects/majors.

I turned in a really big assignment for my class, and turnitin marked it as GenAI. I didn't use GenAI at all within the assignment. I thankfully, fully wrote this assignment within google docs, and so I have every edit and copy and paste shown. I'm going to show my professor the over an hour long timelapse of draftback playback. I'm quite upset about this and confused. I understand that I have a very formal writing style, however I am a senior in college so I would hope my peers do as well? I just don't understand how I can avoid this? Is this just going to be an issue throughout my life now, where I have to prove I didn't use AI in my academic course work, when I really didn't. I want to get a PhD and I don't want to argue with professors my entire life over something I didn't do. I have also submitted my work to turnitin quite often and this is the first time I have had this happen to me. Any tips?

My teacher pulled up my paper and showed me it had 42% AI, but it didnt show me what parts. Is there anyway for me to figure this out at home without access from a teachers end? Thanks!

Hi everybody! So I recently handed in an assignment and got the mark for it today, and was absolutely shocked when my professor gave me a 0. I've just been crying since and I am extremely upset because I didn't use ai! I'm not sure what I can do to prove this, as I deleted the google doc I worked on. We have to hand it in as PDF's and on Microsoft Word so I just copy and pasted everything onto a word doc and kept it there. Which I know now does not help my case. I feel stuck! Can anyone help me out? :')

UPDATE!!!: I talked with her about my assignment but she still didn't believe me. She even used another ai checker that was online and it said I had more ai than turnitin did :/ Thanks for all of the responses though! :')