AI's widespread availability has transformed academic integrity, making it easier for students to cheat. Risa Morimoto acknowledges some benefits of AI, such as improved writing and reduced errors. However, she observes that students often use AI to generate content instead of utilizing class materials for assignments. This reality has resulted in an increased workload for Morimoto, who must verify the originality of student submissions. To combat these challenges, Morimoto plans to revise assessment methods, promoting creativity and less reliance on AI as education adapts to technological change.
"There are definitely positive aspects to AI. It's much easier to get access to information and students can use these tools to improve their writing, spelling, and grammar."
"My workload has skyrocketed because of it. I have to spend lots of time figuring out whether the work students are handing in was really written by them."
"I've decided to take dramatic action, changing the way I assess students to encourage them to be more creative and rely less on AI."
"Cheating has become harder to detect because of AI."
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