Falsely Accused: How AI Detectors Misjudge Slightly Polished Arabic Articles

arXiv — cs.CLMonday, November 24, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
  • A recent study highlighted the shortcomings of AI detection models in accurately classifying slightly polished Arabic articles, revealing that such models may misjudge human-authored content as AI-generated. The research involved creating two datasets of Arabic articles, evaluating 14 Large Language Models and commercial AI detectors to assess their classification accuracy.
  • This misclassification poses significant risks, as it can lead to false accusations of AI plagiarism against authors, undermining their credibility and raising concerns about the reliability of AI detection technologies in the Arabic language.
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