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Beyond AI detection: African universities must choose transparency over policing

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Beyond AI detection: African universities must choose transparency over policing

The debate around academic integrity in universities has evolved beyond plagiarism to how institutions should respond to AI.

This article explores the challenges of AI detection and advocates for transparency, AI literacy, and new assessment methods in African universities.

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