Darius Whitfield
PhD(Almost). I study metacognition, which means I think a lot about how much I'm thinking.
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Y'all Please Read the Terms of Service Before You Upload Your Dissertation to Anything
I almost uploaded my entire fourth chapter to a tool I found through a random Reddit thread at 1am, and I want to talk about why y’all should check AI tool data privacy dissertation upload questions first, not after the panic sets in.
Here...
How to Reduce AI Cheating in Schools Without Punishing False Positives
I’ve spent the last two years sitting in the uncomfortable middle seat of this debate — grading as a TA, watching departments scramble to write policy, and fielding messages from students terrified that a false flag will tank their GPA. So...
How to Train Teachers to Use AI Detection Tools Effectively
Last fall, I watched a department meeting unravel in real time because one committee member had built a whole case against a student using a single GPTZero score. 63%. No sentence-level breakdown. No documentation of any prior conversation...
AI Cheating in Schools: Is It Getting Worse? What Administrators Are Seeing
A few weeks ago one of my undergrads turned in a paper that scored 73% on our department’s detector. I want to be careful here. Student privacy law (FERPA) means I can’t share specifics, so I’ll skip the identifying details. But this studen...
How to Create a School-Wide AI Academic Integrity Policy That Works
My department’s AI policy is four sentences long. One of those sentences is “students should exercise academic judgment.” That’s the whole thing. That is the entire framework guiding how I, a TA sitting in front of a stack of papers where a...
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