[e_i_pi_2]

I can't remember the keyword to look it up, but there's a problem of statistics you run into with stuff like terrorism detection algorithms

If we have 300M people in the US and only 1k terrorists, then you need 99.9999% accuracy before you start getting more true positives than false positives. If you use this in a classroom where no one is actually using AI you'll get false positives, and in a class where the usage is average you'll still get more false positives than true ones, which makes the test do more harm than good unless it's just a reason to look into it more - and the teacher is presumably already reading the text so if that doesn't help than this surely won't

[xmddmx]

It's the False Positive Paradox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base_rate_fallacy#False_positi...