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Epistemic Collapse - Footnote 11

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The claim states that AI detection tools misclassify 'nearly half' of original content, while the source specifies 54.8% of each text data's original content is classified as AI-generated, which is more than half. The claim does not specify that the 91% detection rate and the misclassification rate are specifically for GPT-4 generated text.

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www.frontiersin.org/journals/artificial-intelligence/articles/10.3389/frai.2024.1469197/full(1 check)

partial90%Haiku 4.5 · 4/3/2026

Found: - AI detection tools identify 91% of submissions but misclassify nearly half of original content

Note: The claim states that AI detection tools misclassify 'nearly half' of original content, while the source specifies 54.8% of each text data's original content is classified as AI-generated, which is more than half. The claim does not specify that the 91% detection rate and the misclassification rate are specifically for GPT-4 generated text.

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