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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kid used Claude (paid) to cut 42 words from the common app essay. Also used Grammarly to correct grammar (and add commas, semi-colons, broke long sentences up, new dashes, etc). Beware of Grammarly: The Grammarly changes trigger AI detectors on Pangram, gptzero, Originality, and Winston. The Claude changes did not trigger AI detectors anywhere. There is increasing chatter on Reddit that AOs have integrated these 3 or 4 third-party AI detectors into "Slate" and other parts of their admissions workflows to screen application materials.[b] Do some research before using Grammarly.[/b] It looks like an essay will be auto-highlighted for suspected AI and the entire app thrown out (at some schools). https://www.enrollify.org/blog/college-ai-detectors https://www.yomu.ai/resources/do-college-admission-officers-use-ai-to-detect-ai-written-essays https://www.carnegiehighered.com/blog/slate-ai-features/ (this is crazy!!) https://knowledge.technolutions.net/docs/summit-2025-executive-summary (click on the dashboard portal!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR9b_NGFnt4[/quote] Clearly, that YouTube video shows that they aren't even recalculating GPAs anymore....its just going straight through the Ai bot to get core academic uw GPA.[/quote]
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