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Appealing Disciplinary Action Based on Accusations of AI Cheating
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While academic integrity has always been a key issue on college campuses, the accessibility of generative artificial intelligence and the panic over potential AI cheating have led to a tremendous surge in academic dishonesty cases nationwide. Much of the hysteria is driven by findings of flawed AI detection software. But flawed or not, schools are …
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AI Cheating vs. Plagiarism
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Plagiarism has probably been around as long as written language. At its heart, the concept of plagiarism is quite similar to AI cheating. They both involve acts of passing off someone else’s work as your own. They also both point toward a lack of integrity and a paucity of intellectual diligence that would be counted …
Using Syllabus Loopholes in AI Cheating Defense
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Generative AI has hit the academic world with an effect much like weapons used in chemical warfare. Certainly, serious harm is being done to learning opportunities as students find creative ways to avoid intellectual effort. But the psychological impact of the attack spreads with more lasting effect than the agent of destruction itself. Individual instructors …
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Refuting Accusations of AI Cheating by Demonstrating Your Creative Process
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There is a paranoia about the use of AI in academic assignments that is reaching epic proportions. Professors and teachers are seeing AI-generated content everywhere—even where it doesn’t actually exist. If you have been accused of improper use of artificial intelligence in an assignment, it is important to take the accusation seriously, because it can …
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Are There Title IX Implications When Universities Use AI for Recruitment or Curriculum Development?
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Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits sex-based discrimination in all aspects of academia. The law first gained attention for the effect on athletic programs, and over 50 years later, athletes are still using the Title IX complaint process and lawsuits to gain fair opportunities. Title IX has also captured a lot of …