Universities must discuss GenAI assessment beyond detection and policing
keviv9 · x · 2026-09-21
keviv9 declines to draw conclusions about the individual tragedy from public information, but argues the broader conversation around GenAI and assessment is one universities everywhere need to have: how to protect education without turning it into AI detection, policing, and punishment.
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