Ivy League Anti-AI Cheating Push Drops Scores by 50%
furcyd · hn · 2026-07-09
Suspecting students of overusing AI to cheat, professors at Brown and other Ivy League schools forced a return to in-person final exams. Results showed that average student grades dropped by about 50% after the shift. This phenomenon has sparked fierce debate in the education sector about whether the proliferation of AI tools is degrading students' foundational abilities.
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