Opinion | AI detectors are hurting honest students. Schools should ban them.

Nathan Agranovsky is a junior at Seminole High School in Sanford, Florida.

Increasingly, teachers and schools fretting over students using artificial intelligence to complete their assignments are turning to AI detectors to catch would-be cheaters. That may sound like a smart countermeasure to a pernicious tech shortcut. But it’s putting academic success in peril for students like me.