The Reasons Why the British Council Trusts StrikePlagiarism.com to Safeguard Academic Integrity Worldwide
The British Council — a globally respected authority in international education — has chosen StrikePlagiarism.com as its official partner in verifying academic originality and detecting AI-generated content. Since 2023, this partnership has strengthened the British Council’s ability to ensure transparency and ethical standards across its global academic verification services. What makes this partnership groundbreaking?
At the core of this partnership lies a synchronization with the local system called ASAMS (Academic Standards and Assessment Management System) and a massive plagiarism and AI detection.
The British Council checks not only for plagiarism but also for AI content through our system. By analysing a huge volume of applicants' responses, we generate a comprehensive report with both similarity scores and AI content indicators. The British Council takes the use of AI very seriously and takes measures to prevent fraud in accordance with legislation and internal rules.
The accuracy of AI content search exceeds 98% in English, while in other languages the quality of AI checking varies between 90 and 98%, making our system one of the best in the world for AI content search, which is the reason for the trust of such an authoritative organization as the British Council.
Data Synchronization with ASAMS
Thanks to access to the ASAMS, the British Council benefits from GDPR-compliant reporting, robust version control, and transparent audit trails — all without disrupting internal operations. The plagiarism and AI report uploaded to ASAMS allows to speed up the process of analysis and decision-making by the experts of the British Council.
A New Benchmark in Academic Integrity
This partnership establishes a new standard for safeguarding academic credibility at scale. StrikePlagiarism.com is proud to support the British Council with advanced tools for preserving the integrity of international qualifications and promoting ethical academic practices in the age of artificial intelligence.
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