Have You Tried any AI writing tools?

Nope, I avoid them like the plague.

Although, I have used the free basic Grammarly plug-in for MS Word. I helps find misspelled a words or forgot a period, but it isn't very smart (keeps trying to shove commas in where they shouldn't be).  Sticking with standard MS Word spell checker seems the best way to go.

@toddjones But there will be few or maybe many students who use AI tools to write whole assignments and I have tried them. Manually it is almost impossible for us to understand difference from a human written assignment.

That is scary. 

https://writersofthefuture.com/contest-rules-writers/

3. All entries must be original works by the entrant, in English. Plagiarism of any length will result in disqualification. The entrant’s work must be created in its entirety by the entrant and cannot be generated, in whole or in part, by Artificial Intelligence. Any work generated in whole, or in part, by Artificial Intelligence, as determined in the Contest Administrator’s sole discretion, will be disqualified and any prize awarded based on such submission will be forfeited. Excessive violence or sex and the use of profane, vulgar, racist or offensive words or images, as solely determined by the judges, will result in the story being rejected.

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@toddjones But there will be few or maybe many students who use AI tools to write whole assignments and I have tried them. Manually it is almost impossible for us to understand difference from a human written assignment.

Since AI cannot generate thoughts, ideas, and writings on its own (it simply pulls bits and pieces from other works already in existence out on the internet), this is a very devious form of plagiarism in my humble opinion. It's not something I would ever use. Then again, I also recognize that "kids today" are guided by a different set of moral compasses from my own. To each his own, but I still consider AI to be a precursor to Skynet's T-800, and I ain't helping that thing get any smarter.