Discussion of StrikePlagiarism Software
On September 14, the CDEQA team had a video conference with the representative of the
StrikePlagiarism anti-plagiarism software, Yulia Kalchun, who presented it and explained how it detects texts generated by artificial intelligence. She shared an Armenian language paper, where the software found out what proportion of translated sentences were taken from the
Internet without proper reference and the texts generated by artificial intelligence. She mentioned that they are continuously improving their software and said that they offer a package of their services to Haybusak University five times less expensive than the market price – only to cover their maintenance costs. H. Kazhoyan thanked her and said that the
University will consider the proposal.
It was decided to meet again soon to discuss YHU’s action plan.
