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Research essay investigates AI-detection tool failures in determining text value and authorship.
A research essay on authorship, agency, and the test that AI-detection tools cannot run in the age of artificial intelligence. It examines why the inferential chain that leaps from "this text was AI-generated" to "this text is worthless" is broken, working through copyright law, agency, and the notion of original contribution. It shows, with concrete archived evidence, two detection tools delivering opposite verdicts on the same text, revealing that the measurement is a property of the tool and the language, not of the text.
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