"Academy should drop its high horse on AI" sparks debate over silent campus adoption
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-11-02
Nicole Barbaro argues the academy should stop pretending: nearly everyone in academia uses AI yet nearly everyone denies it, backing the claim with usage data. Respondent Tuhin Chakraborty calls it a shallow take, fueling a debate on academic integrity versus AI's real penetration on campus.
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