Dr. Charlie Hannagin, Academic Director of the USC AI for Business Program, discusses concerns about college students using AI for cheating and how universities incorporate it into the curriculum.

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Almost a quarter of year 12 students at a boys’ school in Melbourne’s outer east have been caught using AI to cheat on a key English exam. Up to 50 boys at Mulgrave’s Mazenod College were caught after ...

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The New York State Education Department and the Board of Regents are objecting to Wells College's proposal to auction artwork, books and other possessions.