Chicago Booth Economists Exposes Major Flaws in AI Detection Systems

Published on October 24, 2025

In a recent Forbes article titled, "Students Use ‘AI Humanizer’ Apps To Make ChatGPT Essays Undetectable", Alex Imas, Roger L. and Rachel M. Goetz Professor of Behavioral Science, Economics and Applied AI and Vasilou Faculty Scholar, and Brian Jabarian, Howard and Nancy Marks Fellow and Roman Family Center for Decision Research Principal Researcher, explore faults in AI Detection in education, and how students are getting around AI detection by using AI further to "humanize" their programs' output.

Read more about how students reduced detection rates by 40% and more at the Forbes website.  

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