Students and teachers at the nation’s highest centers of learning are using artificial intelligence to spot cheaters as much as they are to prove innocence, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.

The war in Ukraine has shown the modern battlefield evolve into drones battling for arial supremacy. Now America’s classrooms have pitted competing artificial intelligence bots against each other as teachers try to sniff out cheaters and students attempt to preemptively prove their work is their own. The outlet spoke to 21-year-old Northeastern University student Miles Pulvers who said he’s had to adapt to the new reality of asking AI to check his work for human touches before his professors use AI with the same intentions.

“I take great pride in my writing,” said Pulvers. “Before AI, I had peace of mind that whatever I would submit would be accepted. Now I see some of my writing being flagged as possibly being AI-generated when it’s not. It’s kind of annoying, but it’s part of the deal in 2025.”

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