Turnitin: AI Detection (Faculty)

Summary

This article outlines how to interpret a Turnitin AI similarity report.

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Summary

This article outlines recent developments regarding AI (Artificial Intelligence) detection in Turnitin.

 

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You will learn about new functionality within the Turnitin plagiarism detection application. Turnitin is licensed for UNH and CPS faculty only.

AI plagiarism detection is a rapidly developing field. Turnitin has started to incorporate it in the existing product. The first iteration of AI detection is available to all faculty and surfaces as an addition to the Similarity Report. The indicator will show what percent of the text contained in the document may have been generated by an AI writing tool. It is important to note that AI similarity is not absolute and should only be used as a tool at this stage. ET&S has made this tool available to faculty, but we do not provide any specific recommendations on use. We do recommend consulting with your instructional designers on your campus if you have concerns about assignments and AI work. 

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Further Readings

Here is a short video walkthrough: Turnitin's AI Writing Detection: An introduction for educators and administrators.  

FAQ for Turnitin's AI writing detection capabilities.  

AI writing detection feature guidance  

 

Need additional help?

Submit a Canvas (myCourses) support request or visit the Technology Help Desk Support page to locate your local campus contact information or to submit an online technology support request.  For password issues you must call or visit the Help Desk in person.  

 

 

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Article ID: 4655
Created
Wed 4/12/23 4:21 PM
Modified
Tue 8/5/25 3:47 PM
Applicable Institution(s):
University of New Hampshire (UNH)