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Here's what your college counselor won't tell you: while public schools are locking down ChatGPT like it's digital contraband, elite private schools are handing out AI tools like candy at orientation. The education gap isn't just widening—it's becoming a canyon, and the bridge costs $50,000 a year in tuition. This isn't about whether AI is good or bad for education. That debate is already over. The winners have been decided, and they're sitting in classrooms where Phillips Exeter Academy students build AI models for their senior projects while public school kids get detention for asking ChatGPT a homework question.

You've seen the ads. You've heard the promises. "Bypass any AI detector with 99% success rate!" HIX AI swears they've cracked the code. They claim their tool makes AI writing completely undetectable. They position themselves as your academic savior, the ultimate workaround to beat Turnitin and every other detection system. Here's what they don't tell you: It's all smoke and mirrors. And today, we're pulling back the curtain.

The AI humanizer market just got its reality check. Grubby AI, the tool promising to be your academic salvation, turns out to be exactly what its name suggests – grubby. After diving deep into user complaints, technical failures, and payment nightmares, we're exposing the truth about this platform that's leaving students high and dry when they need it most. Here's the kicker: while Grubby users scramble to fix nonsensical outputs and fight unauthorized charges, Turnitin just dropped a nuclear bomb on the entire humanizer industry. Their August 2025 update specifically targets AI bypassers, and guess what? Grubby's getting caught red-handed.

The game changed on August 27, 2025. Turnitin dropped their "AI bypasser detection" bomb, and every student using humanizer tools collectively held their breath. Here's the thing: Turnitin thinks they've cracked the code. They're now specifically hunting for text that's been run through AI bypassers – the exact tools students have been relying on to slip past detection. They're not just looking for AI anymore; they're looking for AI that's trying to hide. But here's what Turnitin doesn't want you to know: Ryne isn't playing by their rules.