Cursive is excited to join Blackboard’s team, providing verifiable authorship with any LMS.
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Cursive or Grammarly in 2026?
In the age of AI, the writing process has completely changed. In the classroom, the importance of evaluating authorship of a submission has grown significantly. While many solutions purport to verify ‘authorship,’ Cursive TypeID is the only solution to verify consistent individual authorship over time while documenting the process of how individuals create digital writing…
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Detecting OpenClaw / Einstein-like Agents
Meet Einstein, the most recent ragebait driven tool to “auto-complete” your learning. Something so salacious the creators already took it down amid significant backlash/pubicity across the web. Here’s how it was advertised before the page was taken down / served a 404… This is essentially OpenClaw (of “moltbook” fame), with a new name, a wrapper, a $40/mo price tag,…
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Cursive in NBC News Report
I (Joseph Thibault, CEO of Cursive) recently provided background and information to Tyler Kingkade of NBC News for his article published in January 2026. The article, which dives into the rapidly changing environment for teachers and students in the classroom, especially at the college-level, helps to shine a light on the deteriorating trust between colleges,…
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C4AI @ UMBC Lunch and Learn: “Rethinking our relationship with Writing in the Age of AI”
A few weeks back I gave a presentation to the C4AI AI Lunchbox Series focused on “Rethinking our relationship with Writing in the Age of AI.” Our relationship with writing was irrevocably changed in November ‘22 with the release of ChatGPT. This seismic shift has been touted as the “death of the college essay,” a…
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March update and getting started
Welcome, we’re glad you’re here! To give things a try, click at least Assignment 1 and one of the other options (you’ll need to click at least two links on this page for us to get a confidence score). Assignment 1 Assignment 2a (copy behavior) Assignment 2b (additional prompt) Assignment 2c (try to mess up…