When Integrity Tools Sell Evasion // AIDRAN

EasyBib's interface tells the story without commentary. The juxtaposition a Bluesky user documented — plagiarism checker on one side, AI evasion promotion on the other — is not an oversight in ad targeting ^[1]. It is the product strategy made legible. Citation tools built their market on the premise that academic integrity had commercial value; that students and institutions would pay to do things correctly. That premise has not disappeared, but EasyBib has decided not to bet exclusively on it.

EasyBib Is Selling Plagiarism Checks and AI Tools to the Same Students

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