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AI Cheating Scandal Roils Brown as In-Person Final Sends Scores Falling 50%

via Ars Technica·20h ago·Community Voted

Suspecting rampant AI-assisted cheating, an Ivy League professor moved a final exam back in person and watched student scores drop by roughly half. The episode has reignited debate over how universities preserve genuine learning as generative AI becomes ubiquitous in classrooms.

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