UK universities told to go analogue to stop AI cheating, FT reports
nordicinst · x · 2026-11-11
According to the Financial Times, UK universities are being advised to return to pen-and-paper assessments to curb student misuse of generative AI for coursework and exams. The move underscores how generative AI is forcing higher education to rethink assessment formats.
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