so, are they mostly talking about proctoring and writeup bans, or actual detection? feels like the usual arms race once lms get decent at pattern matching.
I had this bite me on a small internal CTF we ran last winter, where the crypto challenge was supposed to hinge on a tiny implementation bug and half the field just asked a model to turn the writeup into code.
My box was a slightly too-old Ubuntu VM with a capture script and a noisy local proxy, and the odd part was watching the same prompt spit out three different attack paths.
Only one of them actually matched the bytes on disk.