Professor catches student cheating with AI who left the prompts in the paper
venturetwins · x · 2026-10-26
A professor with 20 years of teaching experience posted on Threads about catching yet another student using generative AI despite explicit instructions not to — the student left AI prompts and passages addressing them as "you" right in the paper. She quips that cheating with AI feels like a microaggression and wonders whether such students assume female faculty aren't smart enough to catch them. The post resonated widely.
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