"The instructor's job isn't just to teach the subject and frantically attempt to keep every student's plate spinning. Increasingly, it's to moonlight as a detective and prosecutor because students without the motivation to do the work don't have to skip it anymore."
"Teachers are certainly no strangers to cheating. But peeking at concealed notes during an exam or plagiarizing paragraphs from Wikipedia are quaint stone tools compared to the WMDs known as LLMs."
"In a recent College Board survey of 600 high school students, 84 percent said they had used generative AI for schoolwork."
The rise of generative AI, particularly ChatGPT, has transformed the teaching landscape for college instructors, especially in asynchronous online courses. Instructors now face the dual challenge of teaching content and detecting academic dishonesty. Many students use AI to complete assignments, leading to a significant increase in cheating. A recent survey revealed that 84 percent of high school students have utilized generative AI for schoolwork. This shift has made the instructor's role more complex, moving beyond traditional cheating to a nuanced landscape of academic integrity.
Read at Ars Technica
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