32 of 35 students copied AI work — schools need policies, not avoidance
DavidLinthicum · x · 2026-08-28
The author cites a case where 32 out of 35 students copied AI-generated work, questioning whether schools are ready for this era of cheating. Ignoring AI isn't a solution — like calculators, it's here to stay, and education needs explicit policies rather than avoidance.
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