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You are an assistant professor. Twelve submissions. One AI detection tool. Every flag lands on a real person.
Flagged by Sam Illingworth View all by Sam Illingworth Creator Follow Sam Illingworth Follow Following Sam Illingworth Following Add To Collection Collection Comments Submission to 2026 Annual Jam Related games Related Flagged Support This Game You are an assistant professor. Your university has run twelve student submissions through an AI detection tool. Each comes back with a probability score. You decide: flag or pass. Some submissions are human. Some are AI. Some are somewhere in between. The detection tool is confident. The detection tool is wrong. You can view each student’s file before
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